REMEMBER THE DIME, REMEMBER THE QUESTIONS

摘要

When looking at images or simply around us, we have the impression of seeing everything in detail, but this is a clever trick developed by our brain to create images from intermittent and incomplete visual signals. This last lecture of the series (see"Vision, Perception and Radiographic Diagnosis" and "Why Can't Newborn Radiologists See?") will review the mechanisms of visual search, put all the information together and show you how to examine and interrogate radiographs to see like you have never seen before.