Members of the international mobile radiological laboratories measure soil radioactivity near Ukraine's troubled Chernobyl nuclear plant September 15. Twenty-three mobile laboratories [from Austria, Germany, Slovakia, France, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Ukraine] take part in international exercises of radiologists, preparing to fight calamities like Chernobyl's in 1986. 

Members of the international mobile radiological laboratories measure soil radioactivity near Ukraine's troubled Chernobyl nuclear plant September 15. Twenty-three mobile laboratories from Austria, Germany, Slovakia, France, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Ukraine take part in international exercises of radiologists, preparing to fight calamities like Chernobyl's in 1986.

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Members of the international mobile radiological laboratories measure soil radioactivity near Ukraine's troubled Chernobyl nuclear plant September 15. Twenty-three mobile laboratories from Austria, Germany, Slovakia, France, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Ukraine took part in the international exercises of radiologists, preparing to fight calamities like Chernobyl's in 1986.

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Radiologist Bernard Roger (L) answers journalists as Doctor Philippe Krief, director of the Clinique des Lilas, listens July 15 in a Paris suburb. Roger and Krief confirmed Brazil soccer star Ronaldo came last Sunday for checks a few hours before the World Cup final match against France and after having a convulsive fit, the doctors said he arrived to the Clinique good humored and fit, and left in an even better shape after the results of the various medical checks undergone. 

Radiologist Bernard Roger (L) addresses a news conference as Philippe Krief, director of the Clinique des Lilas, looks on July 15. Roger and Krief confirmed Brazilian soccer star Ronaldo received treatment at the clinic just a few hours before the World Cup final match against France, after suffering a convulsive fit. The doctors said he arrived to the hospital good humored and fit, and left in an even better shape after various medical check-ups.

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Defence witness and neuro-radiologist Dr. Alisa Gean explains her interpretation of the injuries to baby Matthew Eappen's brain as she points to his brain scan, while testifying in the murder trial of British nanny Louise Woodward in a Cambridge, Massachusetts courtroom, October 21. Woodward is accused of causing the death of the 9-month-old baby in her care by shaking him to death in February 1997.

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Lois Lehman, expert radiologist at Texas Scottish Rite Hospital, studies a three-dimensional image of a 17th Century skull which belongs to a crew man on the ship of french explorer Rene Robert Cavellier, sieur de La Salle. The skull was recovered from the wreckage of Cavallier's ship which sank in 1686 off the Texas coast. 

An expert radiologist of the Texas Scottish Rite Hospital prepares a 17th Century skull for a CAT scan which scientists hope will provide new information on an ill fated expedition by French explorer Rene Robert Cavellier, sieur de La Salle, March 27. The skull was recovered from the wreckage of Cavallier's ship which sunk in 1686 off the Texas coast. 

Lois Lehman, expert radiologist at Texas Scottish Rite Hospital, studies a three-dimensional image of a 17th Century skull which belongs to a crew man on the ship of french explorer Rene Robert Cavellier, sieur de La Salle. The skull was recovered from the wreckage of Cavallier's ship which sank in 1686 off the Texas coast. Photo taken March 27.

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An expert radiologist of the Texas Scottish Rite Hospital prepares a 17th Century skull for a CAT scan which scientists hope will provide new information on an ill fated expedition by French explorer Rene Robert Cavellier, sieur de La Salle, March 27. The skull was recovered from the wreckage of Cavallier's ship which sunk in 1686 off the Texas coast.

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