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Special Announcement Announcement of 1997 GE-AUR Fellowships T he Association of University Radiologists and GE Medical Systems have jointly announced the selec- tion of four radiology investigators to receive 2-year GE- AUR Radiology Research Academic (GERRAF) Fellow- ships. GERRAF Fellowships are presented annually to support career development and advanced research projects in the areas of clinical diagnostic imaging out- comes and related areas of technology assessment. The new 1997 GE-AUR Fellows and their approved research projects are: Elizabeth G. McFarland, MD, Assistant Professor of Radiology, Washington University School of Medi- cine, "Colonic Polyp Detection with Spiral CT Colo- nography: Validation and Prospective Evaluation of CT, Barium Enema, and Endoscopy." Max P. Rosen, PhD, Assistant Professor in Radiology, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, "The Efficacy of Diagnostic Thinking Following a Ventilation/Per- fusion Lung Scan: A Threshold Approach." Dulcy E. Wolverton, MD, Assistant Professor of Radi- ology, University of Chicago, "Computer-aided Diag- nosis in Mammography and Its Effect on Radiologist Performance." Kyle K. Yu, MD, Assistant Clinical Professor, Univer- sity of California, San Francisco, "Prediction of Pro- gression-Free Survival in Patients with Prostate Can- cer: Comparison of MR Imaging with Spectroscopy, Sextant Biopsies, and Multivariate Prediction--A Pro- spective Study." GERRAF Fellowships provide $50,000 stipends for each of 2 years to support qualifying research projects. Recipients are selected by an independent review board from among candidates nominated by academic radiologic institutions in the United States and Canada. Including the latest winners, 12 GE-AUR Fellows are currently pursuing approved GERRAF research proj- ects. Nine others have already completed the 2-year program. 1997 GERRAF Fellowships will be formally pre- sented during the AUR annual meeting in Dallas, TX, April 9-13. Solicitations for 1998 GERRAF nominations will be announced at that time. Up to five GE-AUR Fel- lows may be Selected annually. 4A

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Special Announcement

Announcement of 1997 GE-AUR Fellowships

T he Association of University Radiologists and GE Medical Systems have jointly announced the selec-

tion of four radiology investigators to receive 2-year GE-

AUR Radiology Research Academic (GERRAF) Fellow- ships. GERRAF Fellowships are presented annually to

support career development and advanced research projects in the areas of clinical diagnostic imaging out-

comes and related areas of technology assessment.

The new 1997 GE-AUR Fellows and their approved research projects are:

• Elizabeth G. McFarland, MD, Assistant Professor of

Radiology, Washington University School of Medi- cine, "Colonic Polyp Detect ion with Spiral CT Colo-

nography: Validation and Prospective Evaluation of CT, Barium Enema, and Endoscopy."

• Max P. Rosen, PhD, Assistant Professor in Radiology, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, "The Efficacy of Diagnostic Thinking Following a Ventilation/Per- fusion Lung Scan: A Threshold Approach."

• Dulcy E. Wolverton, MD, Assistant Professor of Radi-

ology, University of Chicago, "Computer-aided Diag- nosis in Mammography and Its Effect on Radiologist

Performance."

Kyle K. Yu, MD, Assistant Clinical Professor, Univer- sity of California, San Francisco, "Prediction of Pro- gression-Free Survival in Patients with Prostate Can- cer: Comparison of MR Imaging with Spectroscopy,

Sextant Biopsies, and Multivariate Predict ion--A Pro- spective Study."

GERRAF Fellowships provide $50,000 stipends for

each of 2 years to support qualifying research projects. Recipients are selected by an independent review

board f rom among candidates nominated by academic radiologic institutions in the United States and Canada.

Including the latest winners, 12 GE-AUR Fellows are currently pursuing approved GERRAF research proj-

ects. Nine others have already comple ted the 2-year program.

1997 GERRAF Fellowships will be formally pre-

sented during the AUR annual meeting in Dallas, TX, April 9-13. Solicitations for 1998 GERRAF nominations will be announced at that time. Up to five GE-AUR Fel-

lows may be Selected annually.

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