Podcasts about discrepant

Dr. Celina Nahyun Jo, one of the trainee editorial board members in Radiology: Imaging Cancer and a radiology resident at University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston introduces a new podcast series that summarizes interesting articles into a bite size. This podcast provides background knowledge for everyone to understand and enjoy oncologic imaging research on the go. This is bite size research for Radiology: Imaging Cancer, July 2023 issue."  Discrepant Assessments of Progressive Disease in Clinical Trials between Routine Clinical Reads and Formal RECIST 1.1 Interpretations. Siegel et al. Radiology: Imaging Cancer 2023; 5(5):e230001.

Our first segment focuses on the history of socialism and science fiction (SF) in the early to mid-20th century United States, in particular the novels of George Allan England and the Popular Front SF of the Michelists in the 1930s and 1940s. Our second segment discusses the efforts of organizers in the Carbondale Assembly for Radical Equity (CARE) to help trans and queer persons — targeted by the recent wave of oppressive legislation in states like Florida, Texas, and elsewhere — relocate to the relative safety of Carbondale, Illinois.  Guests in this episode: Sean Cashbaugh, a postdoctoral lecturer in the Princeton Writing Program and author of  “A Paradoxical, Discrepant, and Mutant Marxism: The Emergence of Radical Science Fiction in the American Popular Front,” in the Journal for the Study of Radicalism. Cassandra Coffey, “a forty-year-old transfeminine nonbinary anarcho-communist redneck from Kentucky who has spent the past several years involved in queer liberation action and grassroots organization for causes that promote equity, emancipation, and challenge unjust authority.” Joe Shapiro, associate professor of English literature at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale and author of The Illiberal Imagination: Class and the Rise of the U.S. Novel (University of Virginia Press, 2017). Mattie Stearns, “a nonbinary libertarian socialist J20 defendant, organizing in Carbondale for about ten years, and life-long resident of Carbondale. They are going to school to become a venture socialist. They are a general trouble-maker.”  You can reach out to CARE at carbondalecare@proton.me or by messaging the CARE Facebook page. You can donate to CARE by making a donation on the Carbondale Rainbow Cafe website and writing “CARE” in the memo box. Or you can send a check by mail to Rainbow Cafe, 118 N. Illinois Avenue, Carbondale, IL 62901, and write “CARE” in the memo line.  This episode's opening reading is “Cogita's Plan,” from the “Stink Ape Resurrection Primer” forthcoming in Locust Review 10. Music featured in this episode includes Melissa Carper, Mike Watt and the Secondmissingmen, and Omnia Sol. Locust Radio is a project of the Locust Arts and Letters Collective. It is hosted by Tish Turl, Laura Fair-Schulz, and Adam Turl. It is produced by Alexander Billet, Omnia Sol, and Adam Turl.

Episode 624: April 2, 2023 playlist: Troller, "Out Back" (Drain) 2023 Relapse Liturgy, "Before I Knew the Truth" (93696) 2023 Thrill Jockey Nation of Language, "Sole Obsession (Radio Edit)" (Sole Obsession) 2023 Play It Again Sam Paul St. Hilaire, "The Weather Man" (Tikiman Vol. 1) 2023 Kynant We're Not Afraid of the Dark, "Communiques across the Threshold" (Glossolalia) 2023 Room40 The Creative Technology Consortium, "A Retro Vice" (Panoramic Colorsound) 2023 Dark Entries Old Saw, "Weathervaning" (Sewn the Name) 2023 Lobby Art Tzusing, "Take Advantage" (Green Hat) 2023 PAN Holy Tongue, "Kaneh Bosem" (Deliverance And Spiritual Warfare) 2023 Amidah Civilistjavel!, "Louhivesi (ft. Cucina Povera)" (Fyra platser) 2023 Felt People Like Us, "I've Got You" (Abridged Too Far / Sharity! Selected Works of People Like Us) 2017 Discrepant / self-released ESP Summer, "On You" (Mars Is a Ten) 1995 Time Stereo / 2023 Disciples Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening.

In this episode, our host Ally Baheti speaks with interventional radiologist Dr. Sebouh Gueyikian about elevating the scope of IR procedures and leadership techniques to lead successful change within an IR/DR practice. --- CHECK OUT OUR SPONSOR Boston Scientific Ranger DCB https://www.bostonscientific.com/en-US/medical-specialties/vascular-surgery/drug-eluting-therapies/ranger.html?utm_source=oth_site&utm_medium=native&utm_campaign=pi-at-us-de_portfolio-hci&utm_content=n-backtable-n-backtable_site_ranger_1_2023&cid=n10012340 --- SHOW NOTES Dr. Gueyikian first discusses his career path, from his academic training, to building an IR department in a suburban hospital, to having a chief role within a multicenter practice. All of these roles were taken on in the efforts to grow different IR practices. With each job transition, he notes that it is important to not only pay attention to who was asking him to change the department, but also who had the power to allocate resources and support for his changes. Discrepant goals between diagnostic radiology (DR) partners and hospital administrators present frustrating situations, so it is recommended to outline these challenges before signing on. Additionally, Dr. Gueyikian speaks about the importance of defining boundaries for your IR service. For example, simple procedures that can be done under basic fluoroscopy do not make the best use of the IR suite, so they should be performed at bedside or within the DR setting. Prioritizing IR time and space for complex procedures ensures that resources are being put to good use and fight burnout among IRs and staff. In terms of increasing efficiency. Dr. Gueyikian ensures that there are pre-procedural protocols that can be widely disseminated. He says that it is important to establish mutual expectations for lab tests and supplies needed before each type of procedure, in order to enhance patient safety and job satisfaction for everyone on the team. Additionally, advance communication with colleagues about scheduling cases for each day can help ensure that workload is fairly distributed. Finally, we discuss ways to negotiate with resistors to change, whether these are DRs, hospital administrators, or referring specialists. Dr. Gueyikian highlights the utility of re-framing clinical errors as opportunities for change. Addressing the gaps in the status quo, while also making the effort to understand resistors' concerns, can increase support for your ideas.

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Antibiotic susceptibility testing is too slow. Faster identification of microorganisms is now common, as many laboratories use MALDI-TOF or molecular technologies for quick and definitive identification of bacteria. Improvements in susceptibility testing have lagged, as we continue to use tests that take a day for results, and which have not significantly changed in decades. Rapid phenotypic testing has can only be done on limited sample types, using a dedicated platform, and it has not been widely adopted. Tests for rapid genotypic testing usually include only a few genes and require confirmation by phenotypic testing. What are the prospects for fast susceptibility testing? Guests: Dr. Trish Simner. Trish, Associate Professor of Pathology at Johns Hopkins Medicine, where she is also Director of the Medical Bacteriology and Infectious Disease Sequencing. Dr. Dan Rhoads. Dan is the Section Head of Microbiology at the Cleveland Clinic, where he holds The Belinda Yen-Lieberman, PhD, and James M. Lieberman, MD, Endowed Chair in Clinical Microbiology. Trish and Dan are first and last authors on a paper in press at JCM. The title is “Multicenter Evaluation of the Acuitas AMR Gene Panel for Detection of an Extended Panel of Antimicrobial Resistance Genes among Bacterial Isolates.” Topics of Discussion • Scope of the AST problem • Conventional AST – how long does it take? • General approaches to reducing the time for AST – targeted genotypic (PCR), whole genome sequencing, and faster phenotypic methods. What do you see as potential for each? • What is the Acuitas AMR Gene Panel and how does it work? • Study design • Summary of results • Discrepant results • Workflow • Where do you see this fitting into current laboratory testing Links • Multicenter Evaluation of the Acuitas AMR Gene Panel for Detection of an Extended Panel of Antimicrobial Resistance Genes among Bacterial Isolates. https://journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/JCM.02098-21 This episode of Editors in Conversation is brought to you by the Journal of Clinical Microbiology and hosted by JCM Editor in Chief, Alex McAdam and Dr. Elli Theel. JCM is available at https://asm.org/jcm. Follow EIC Alex McAdam on twitter for JCM updates via https://twitter.com/JClinMicro and co-host, Elli Theel at https://twitter.com/ellitheelphd. Subscribe to the podcast at https://asm.org/eic

From tropicália to punk-fused grime via experimental soundtracks, folk, and abrasive punk rock, we take a real journey on this week's Independent Music Podcast. We have the debut release from Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs side-project Rubber Oh, a stunning compilation of tracks from Ainu folk artist OKI on the ever-fantastic Mais Um, and the phenomenal new Commodo EP on Black Acre. Tracklisting Monopoly Child Star Searchers – Prince of Parrot Shooters 1 (Discrepant, UK) Commodo – Forester (Black Acre, UK) OKI – Kai Kai As To (Rippling Lake) (Mais Um, UK) Max Cooper – Exotic Contents (Mesh, UK) Erupt – Shinin' Claymore (Static Shock Records, UK) Lucrecia Dalt – Venutian Offspring (Invada, UK) Eric Chenaux – Say Laura [abridged] (Murailles Music, France / Constellation Records, Canada) Khruangbin & Leon Bridges – B-Side (Dead Oceans, USA) Rubber Oh – Nothing (Rocket Recordings, UK) Buen Clima – Bau House (Peach Discs, UK) This week's episode is sponsored by The state51 Conspiracy, a creative hub for music. Head to state51.com to find releases by JK Flesh vs Gnod, Steve Jansen, MrUnderwSood, Wire, Ghost Box, Lo Recordings, Subtext Records and many more Produced and edited by Nick McCorriston.

All archives and playlists at brianturnershow.com. Order and disorder, a freeform haze of garbage guitars, shorted electronics, found detritus, collage, linear songs, sounds from strange lands. Contact me at btradio85@gmail.com. RUDIMENTARY PENI - Asleep - The Great War (Sealed, 2021)HEAVY GOODS VEHICLE - La Grange - Keeper of the Sands (?, 1976?)LINK WRAY - I'm So Glad, I'm So Proud - 7" (Virgin, 1973)THOMAS JEFFERSON SLAVE APARTMENTS - Down On High Street - Bait and Switch (Onion/American, 1995)HORRIBLE NURDS - Personal Relationships - Consuming Passion 7" (Half Wombat, 1980)QLOWSKI - Grinding Halt - Ikea Youth 7" (Maple Death, 2020)MODEL HOME + SAINT ABDULLAH - Identity Priority - Invasive Inclinations (Purple Tape Pedigree, 2021)SILICONE PRAIRIE - Song for The Eagles To Sing - My Life On the Silicone Prairie (Feel It, 2021)ALTAR OF EDEN - The Abandonment - The Grotto Sings (Drunken Sailor, 2021)WILBERFORCES- The Magdalene Brothers - Paradise Beach (Muzai, 2013)NEW AGE STEPPERS - Crazy Dreams and High Ideals - New Age Steppers (On-U Sound, 1981, RE: 2021)MODERN JAZZ - Zoom Dub - Various: Oz Echoes - DIY Cassettes and Archives 1980-1989 (Efficient Space, 2021)PORTAL - Eye - Avow (Profound Lore, 2021)NOAH - Avacados Grumbled - Brain Suck (1972, RE: Guerssen, 2021)KINK GONG - Khmu Miao Qiang - Zomia Vol. 1 (Discrepant, 2021)INTERSYSTEMS - Changing Colors - Intersystems (Alga Marghen, 2015)ANARCHIST REPUBLIC OF ZZZZ - The 3rd Extremist - United Diktaturs of Europe (Atypeek, 2016)BUMBO'S TINTO BRASS BAND - Headache - Bumbo's Tinto Brass Band (X! Records, 2021)26 - Magazines - The Messiah (Crustacean, 2004)KILLICK HINDS & HEIKKI RUOKANGAS - Follow the Leader - Adorneable Duos (BC, 2021)ROBERT FRIPP - Music For Backward Ladies - Live on KSAN, San Francisco, 1979)BLUE OCEAN - Summer of Hands - Blue Ocean (Paisley Shirt, 2021)THE DOGMA CATS - Experts - 7" (Leisure Sounds, 1980)THE FOUR PLUGS - Wrong Treatment - 7" (Disposable, 1979)EOMAC - Mandate For Muder - Cracks (Planet Mu, 2021)MARK FELL/RASHAD BECKER - Artificial Neutrality - Parallel Persia Remixes (Sote Sound, 2020)KARIM MAAS - Dimensions - Split 12" w/Overlook (Droogs, 2021)RING - Operation Apricot - O De Dun Dun (cs, Ring Tapes, 1986) JOHAN LENASON - The Nights After the Riot - The Nights After the Riot (Selvik International, 2020)VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR - ManErg - After the Flood: At the BBC 1968-1977 (Virgin, 2015)FAUST - Why Don't You Eat Carrots - Faust (Polydor, 1971)

Solénoïde (19.04.2021) - Savourez une potion musicale aux saveurs rares et épicées ! L’espace de 55 minutes, c’est un mix de sons panachés et hautement vitaminés qui viendra défier comme jamais les convenances et la monotonie musicales ! Et autant vous dire qu’avec pas moins de 11 sélections musicales pour autant de nationalités convoquées, c’est un breuvage audio relevé qui va sortir des centrifugeuses du Solénopole.

Bookended by sublime hiphop, this episode of the Independent Music Podcast takes us on a contemplative journey across the genres. From Portuguese pianist Tiago Sousa's exquisite new modern classical on Discrepant to Livingdog's tentative spatial folk sounds, there's a lot to sit back and settle in to. But we do also have a few tastes of experimental dance floor action too, not least Egyptian producer ZULI's pneumatic techno on Lee Gamble's UIQ label and the new record on Rocket Recordings from Goat-affiliated group DJINN. Tracklisting Angel Haze - Weight (Good Soil, USA) Tiago Sousa - The Myth of Sisyphus (Discrepant, UK) Pauline Anna Strom - Equatorial Sunrise (RVNG Intl., USA) ZULI - Keen Demag (UIQ, UK) DJINN - Love Divine (Rocket Recordings, UK) Humwreck - Burned (feat. Basura Toska) (self-release, USA) Colleen - Gazing at Taurus - Santa Eulalia (Thrill Jockey, USA) Livingdog - If I Let the Air In (self-release, USA) Steve Gullick & James Johnston - First Light (God Unknown Records, UK) YUNGMORPHEUS & ewonee - FistfulofGreens (Bad Taste Records, UK) Produced and edited by Nick McCorriston

In our first chat, student representatives from the Child Maltreatment & Interpersonal Violence Special Interest Group (CMIV SIG) speak with Dr. RaeAnn Anderson about her recent publication, "Discrepant responding across measures of college students' sexual victimization experiences: Conceptual replication and extension" in the Journal of Sex Research. We talk about common concerns when attempting to measure sexual violence experiences and paths forward. Find an open access version of this paper here: https://commons.und.edu/psych-fac/23/ Dr. Anderson is a member of the CMIV SIG and an assistant professor of Psychology at the University of North Dakota. You can follow her on Twitter at @raeann_a_phd and see her faculty webpage here: https://und.edu/directory/raeann.anderson

CITR’s 24 Hours of Radio Art in a snack sized format. Dark Ambient. Drone. Field Recordings. Noise. Sound Art. Or something.Tonight’s show features Amy Cutler’s Örö Tape (Fieldtrips of the Damned), new Cabaret Voltaire, Ian William’s soundtrack to Eric Michel’s documentary film Les Blessures Invisibles and Discrepant Records’ Gritty, Odd + Good – Weird Pseudo-Music From Unlikely Sources.Starting at 10 PM Pacific on CITR FM 101.9, streaming at PLAYER.CITR.CA

CITR’s 24 Hours of Radio Art in a snack sized format. Dark Ambient. Drone. Field Recordings. Noise. Sound Art. Or something.This morning's show features LEONARDO CHEVY, STEFAN WEISE, v/a SELECCION MAGNETICA (DISCREPANT).Starting at 11 AM Pacific on CITR FM 101.9, streaming at PLAYER.CITR.CA

The Wall Street Journal recently profiled a family whose BRCA2 variant was reclassified—from Pathogenic to a Variant of Uncertain Significance. This difference in classification has important implications for medical management recommendations. The family profiled, however, made irreversible decisions years ago, based on the Pathogenic classification provided at the time. Certified genetic counselor Ann Jeffers Brown discusses how common these changes in classification are, as well as some of the work that goes into variant classification. Do you have questions or topics you’d like a genetic counselor to discuss on a future episode ? Leave us a short voice message here! We may use your message on a future show. Related Links Dockser Marcus, Ann. “A Genetic Test Led Seven Women in One Family to Have Major Surgery. Then the Odds Changed.” The Wall Street Journal. December 20, 2019. Center for Genomic Interpretation: a nonprofit with a mission to drive quality in clinical genetics, genomics and Precision Medicine Eggington, JM et al. “A comprehensive laboratory-based program for classification of variants of uncertain significance in hereditary cancer genes.” Clin Genet. 2014 Sep;86(3):229-37. Pruss, D, et al. “Development and validation of a new algorithm for the reclassification of genetic variants identified in the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes.” Breast Cancer Res Treat. 2014 Aug;147(1):119-32. Julie Eggington on Twitter: @Dr_J_Eggington Laura Hercher’s related Twitter thread

Solénoïde (12.11.2018) - Notre coup-de-coeur est un double album qui devrait scotcher les fondus de rock expérimental et polymorphe : 'States of Minds' du collectif MØSTER! est une offrande magistrale traversant des zones de frictions entre impro, jazz, noise et psychédélisme. Une étourdissante production norvégienne portant le sceau du label Hubro ! Autre disque qui pourrait stimuler votre imaginaire, une production venue de Turquie signée du designer sonore Koray Kantarcıoğlu. Son album "Loopworks" (Discrepant) est basé sur l'utilisation de samples de disques turcs des années 60 et 70 mis au service de compositions atmosphériques au parfum d'ambient-drone onirique. Un must. Et c’est encore un habitué de nos playlistes qui est mis à l’honneur… Originaire de Providence (USA) et pensionnaire du label Cuneiform, le sextet Alec K. Redfearn and The Eyesores noue des liens invisibles entre rock progressif, folk balkanique et avant-garde minimaliste. De cette large palette de couleurs instrumentales, nos américains continuent de tirer le meilleur sur leur album ‘Opposite’. Une expérience immanquable pour les férus de rock de traverse !

The return of My Favourite Labels brings Gonzo from Discrepant labels to 199 Radio. An otherworldly label that excels in bringing field recordings, sound collages, and all sorts of wonderful electronic music to the world. Gareth chats to him about the label.Also, a few tracks from Kampala's Nyege Nyege Tapes label and the Mello Music Group from the US.TracklistingNyege Tapes (Uganda)Nihiloxica - KadodiOtim Alpha - Lok Lobo Cwero CwinyaBwax ft S kide - Baba Animata Natafuta KikiMello Music Group (USA)Jean Grae & Quelle Chris - My Contribution to this ScamL'Orange & Jeremiah Jae - Taken By the NightLando Chill - Break Them ShacklesHigh Wolf / Black Zone Myth Chant - Their Love for You (Editions Gravats, France)Discrepant (UK)KINK GONG - At (Horse)Porest - The Parallel BroadcastsSUGAI KEN -てれんてくだ tele-n-tech-da (LP preview)Tasos Tafarel Stamou - VasilikiPeople Like Us, Matmos, Wobbly - Chicken LegsCarlos Casas - Siponj VariationsLow Jack - Robert (Editions Gravats, France) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Une émission consacrée au jeune label Discrepant. On y écoute des morceaux longs et bizarres, surtout à la fin. Au début ça reste rigolo. Écoutez, vous verrez bien (et mettez fort, j'ai encore foiré les niveaux). Tracklist : Johnny Kafta Anti-Vegetarian Orchestra - Feed The Hostage (Johnny Kafta Anti-Vegetarian Orchestra, 2015) Kyriakides / Moor - Wasting Away (A Life Is a Billion Heartbeats, 2015) Mutamassik - Aabye (Symbols Follow, 2015) Chupame El Dedo - La Maté (Chupame El Dedo, 2015) Gonzo - Agora Baixou O Sol (Antologia De Música Atípica Portuguesa Vol.1: O Trabalho, 2017) Tiago Morais Morgado - Laurindinha (Antologia De Música Atípica Portuguesa Vol.1: O Trabalho, 2017) Олд Комм - Ventspils Theme - 1st Movement (Ventspils, 2013) Charbel Haber - 22 21 (Of Palm Trees et Decomposition, 2016) Cédric Stevens - Lost in Graçac (Hanging in the Wires, 2014) Kink Gong - Epeme (Tanzania, 2015) Yannick Dauby - Untitled B (咾咕厝 ló-kó͘-chhù - Penghu Experimental Sound Studio Vol.2, 2017) O Morto - The Spirits (The Forest, the People and the Spirits, 2016) Gonzo - Light Side (Dies Irae, 2016)

Une émission consacrée au jeune label Discrepant. On y écoute des morceaux longs et bizarres, surtout à la fin. Au début ça reste rigolo. Écoutez, vous verrez bien (et mettez fort, j'ai encore foiré les niveaux). Tracklist :  Johnny Kafta Anti Vegetarian Orchestra - Feed The Hostage Andy Moor et Yannis Kyriakides - Wasting Away Mutamassik - Aabye Chupame El Dedo - La Maté Gonzo - Agora Baixou o Sol Tiago Morais Morgado - Laurindinha Old Komm - Ventspils Theme - 1st Movement Charbel Haber - 22 21 Cédric Stevens - Lost in Graçac Kink Gong - Epeme Yannick Dauby - Untitled B O Morto - The Spirits Gonzo - Dies Irae A side    

Une émission consacrée au jeune label Discrepant. On y écoute des morceaux longs et bizarres, surtout à la fin. Au début ça reste rigolo. Écoutez, vous verrez bien (et mettez fort, j'ai encore foiré les niveaux). Tracklist : Johnny Kafta Anti-Vegetarian Orchestra - Feed The Hostage (Johnny Kafta Anti-Vegetarian Orchestra, 2015) Kyriakides / Moor - Wasting Away (A Life Is a Billion Heartbeats, 2015) Mutamassik - Aabye (Symbols Follow, 2015) Chupame El Dedo - La Maté (Chupame El Dedo, 2015) Gonzo - Agora Baixou O Sol (Antologia De Música Atípica Portuguesa Vol.1: O Trabalho, 2017) Tiago Morais Morgado - Laurindinha (Antologia De Música Atípica Portuguesa Vol.1: O Trabalho, 2017) Олд Комм - Ventspils Theme - 1st Movement (Ventspils, 2013) Charbel Haber - 22 21 (Of Palm Trees & Decomposition, 2016) Cédric Stevens - Lost in Graçac (Hanging in the Wires, 2014) Kink Gong - Epeme (Tanzania, 2015) Yannick Dauby - Untitled B (咾咕厝 ló-kó͘-chhù - Penghu Experimental Sound Studio Vol.2, 2017) O Morto - The Spirits (The Forest, the People and the Spirits, 2016) Gonzo - Light Side (Dies Irae, 2016)

Hello everyone! I'm pleased to bring back Alan Small, author of The Science Club Handbook, to discuss how to WOW students into engagement. In this episode, we talk about what discrepant events are, how and why to use them, and practical advice for implementation into your already made lesson plans. I had a lot of fun on this one. Alan is one of the smartest educators I know, and he's always willing to help. FUN FACT: You can get a FREE copy of his book, The Science Club Handbook, by tweeting at him @TheFort_FW ... Get a copy while you can! It's brilliant, and it will help every teacher who wants to discover ways to engage students outside of the classroom. Enjoy!

Background: Whole-body CT (WBCT) is the imaging modality of choice during the initial diagnostic work-up of multiple injured patients in order to identify serious injuries and initiate adequate treatment immediately. However, delayed diagnosed or even missed injuries have been reported frequently ranging from 1.3% to 47%. Purpose: To highlight commonly missed lesions in WBCT of patients with multiple injuries. Material and Methods: A total of 375 patients (age 42.8 +/- 17.9 years, ISS 26.6 +/- 17.0) with a WBCT (head to symphysis) were included. The final CT report was compared with clinical and operation reports. Discrepant findings were recorded and grouped as relevant and non-relevant to further treatment. In both groups, an experienced trauma radiologist read the CT images retrospectively, whether these lesions were missed or truly not detectable. Results: In 336 patients (89.6%), all injuries in the regions examined were diagnosed correctly in the final reports of the initial CT. Forty-eight patients (12.8%) had injuries in regions of the body that were not included in the CT. Fourteen patients (3.7%) had injuries that did not require further treatment. Twenty-five patients (6.7%) had injuries that required further treatment. With secondary interpretation, 85.4% of all missed lesions could be diagnosed in retrospect from the primary CT data-set. Small pancreatic and bowel contusions were identified as truly non-detectable. Conclusion: In multiple traumas, only a few missed injuries in initial WBCT reading are clinically relevant. However, as the vast majority of these injuries are detectable, the radiologist has to be alert for commonly missed findings to avoid a delayed diagnosis.