"Radiology"
"RadioGraphics"
"Radiology: Artificial Intelligence"
"Radiology: Cardiothoracic Imaging"
"Radiology: Imaging Cancer"
"Radiology Advances"
"Radiology: Artificial Intelligence"
"Radiology: Cardiothoracic Imaging"
"Radiology: Imaging Cancer"
"In 1915, Edwin C Ernst, a radiologist from St Louis, following his return home after a meeting of the American Roentgen Ray Society, decided that the time had come to establish a separate radiological association for the Western and central US (i.e. Midwest). An inaugural organisational meeting was held at the Sherman Hotel in Chicago on 15-16th December 1915. This new membership organisation was called the Western Roentgen Society."
"In 1915, Edwin C Ernst, a radiologist from St Louis, following his return home after a meeting of the American Roentgen Ray Society, decided that the time had come to establish a separate radiological association for the Western and central US (i.e. Midwest). An inaugural organisational meeting was held at the Sherman Hotel in Chicago on 15-16th December 1915. This new membership organisation was called the Western Roentgen Society."
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"Journals"
"History"
"The first American radiological society, the American Roentgen Ray Society (ARRS), was by the mid-1910s, seen very much as an organisation of the eastern portion of the United States; the vast majority of its members were from States in the east of the country, and almost all its meetings were held there. It was difficult for members from the Western portion of the Union to travel to meetings in the East, for both financial reasons and the necessary lengthy absence from their medical practices. The ARRS had made efforts to mitigate this bias, for example, by organising "Western Section" meetings, however, it was unsuccessful."