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    Pituitary apoplexy in association with lymphocytic hypophysitis by Dan, Noel G., Feiner, Ronald I.D., Houang, Michael T.W., Turner, Jennifer J.

    Published in Journal of clinical neuroscience (01-09-2002)
    “…Pituitary apoplexy has been recognised much more frequently since the introduction of CT and MRI scanning. Lymphocytic hypophysitis has been increasingly…”
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    Medial meniscus posterior root attachment injury and degeneration: MRI findings by Jones, AO, Houang, MTW, Low, RS, Wood, DG

    Published in Australasian radiology (01-08-2006)
    “…Summary The posterior root attachment of the medial meniscus is readily identifiable on MRI. Unless specifically reviewed, injuries involving this structure…”
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    Ultrasound detection of brain damage in preterm infants by Pape, K E, Blackwell, R J, Cusick, G, Sherwood, A, Houang, M T, Thorburn, R J, Reynolds, E O

    Published in The Lancet (British edition) (16-06-1979)
    “…A linear-array real-time ultrasound scanner with a 5 MHz probe was used to examine the brains of 31 infants born at less than 33 weeks of gestation. The…”
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    Demonstration of the pericardium and pericardial effusion by computed tomography by Houang, M T, Arozena, X, Shaw, D G

    Published in Journal of computer assisted tomography (01-10-1979)
    “…Characteristic computed tomographic findings were present in two patients with confirmed pericardial effusion. A review of 30 chest scans without evidence of…”
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    Diagnosis of a posterior fossa tumour by magnetic resonance imaging by Houang, M T, Coffey, G L, Masters, L T, Stern, M S, Pell, M F

    Published in Medical journal of Australia (19-01-1987)
    “…The application of magnetic resonance imaging as a diagnostic tool for diseases of the central nervous system is described in the case of a 17-year-old girl…”
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