Introduction:

J H Reid

Mini-symposium: Medicolegal radiology
Imaging 2000 12: IV. [PDF]  

Papers:

R Godwin

Consent for radiological procedures
Imaging 2000 12: 245-248. [Summary] [PDF]  

M R E Dean

Legal implications of new interventional devices and procedures
Imaging 2000 12: 249-251. [Summary] [PDF]  

A A Nicholson

Radiologist—clinician or technician? What are the legal boundaries?
Imaging 2000 12: 252-254. [Summary] [PDF]  

R F Bury

The new ionising radiation regulations—will they make a difference?
Imaging 2000 12: 255-261. [Summary] [PDF]  

I Barclay

What gets a radiologist sued?
Imaging 2000 12: 262-265. [Summary] [PDF]  

C R Bayliss

Suspension: what it is and how to avoid it
Imaging 2000 12: 266-268. [Summary] [PDF]  

I J Kenney

The radiological expert witness
Imaging 2000 12: 269-274. [Summary] [PDF]  

R J Arthur

Non-accidental injury and the law
Imaging 2000 12: 275-283. [Summary] [PDF]  

J Crane

Forensic radiology: from Belfast to Bosnia
Imaging 2000 12: 284-291. [Summary] [PDF]  

S Holmes

Medicolegal issues relating to retention, ownership and transmission of images and image reports
Imaging 2000 12: 292-297. [Summary] [PDF]  

Multiple-choice questionnaire:

M Sellars

Multiple-choice questionnaire
Imaging 2000 12: 298-303. [PDF]  

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