Search Results - "Marín Díez, E."

A bibliometric study of the journal Radiología during the period 2010-2019 by nell-Pérez, R, Merino-Bonilla, J A, Morandeira-Arrizabalaga, C, Marín-Díez, E, Rovira, A, Ros-Mendoza, L H

“…BACKGROUND AND AIMSBibliometrics makes it possible to measure the relative importance of a scientific journal in its field. The current study analyzed the…”
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Ultrasonography of subcutaneous foreign bodies: differences depending on their nature, complications, and potential diagnostic errors by Marín-Díez, E, Landeras Álvaro, R M, Lamagrande Obregón, A, Pelaz Esteban, M, Gallardo Agromayor, E

“…Patients with penetrating wounds with suspected foreign bodies retained in the wound are often seen in emergency departments. Imaging studies are necessary to…”
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Diagnostic approach to small-bowel wall thickening: Beyond Crohn's disease and cancer by Marín-Díez, E, Crespo Del Pozo, J

“…Although small-bowel wall thickening is a common manifestation of Crohn's disease and tumors, many other entities can give rise to similar imaging findings…”
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Diagnostic approach to small-bowel wall thickening: Beyond Crohn’s disease and cancer by Marín-Díez, E., Crespo del Pozo, J.

“…Although small-bowel wall thickening is a common manifestation of Crohn’s disease and tumors, many other entities can give rise to similar imaging findings…”
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A bibliometric study of the journal Radiología during the period 2010–2019 by Fornell-Pérez, R., Merino-Bonilla, J.A., Morandeira-Arrizabalaga, C., Marín-Díez, E., Rovira, A., Ros-Mendoza, L.H.

“…Bibliometrics makes it possible to measure the relative importance of a scientific journal in its field. The current study analysed the scientific publications…”
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Ultrasonography of subcutaneous foreign bodies: differences depending on their nature, complications, and potential diagnostic errors by Marín Díez, E., Landeras Álvaro, R.M., Lamagrande Obregón, A., Pelaz Esteban, M., Landeras Álvaro, E.

“…Patients with penetrating wounds with suspected foreign bodies retained in the wound are often seen in emergency departments. Imaging studies are necessary to…”
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