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Radiology reviewers
Our panel of radiologists who have agreed to review images for the BMJ before publication.
- Chris Rowland-Hill (Hull, neuroradiology)
- Giles Maskell (Truro, Gastrointestinal radiology)
- Dominic Blunt (London, abdominal radiology)
- Giles Roditi (Glasgow, cardiovascular radiology)
- Fergus Gleeson (Oxford, chest radiology)
- Bruce Fox (Plymouth, abdominal radiology)
- Richard Nakielny (Sheffield, oncology radiology)
- Fiona Gilbert (Aberdeen, breast radiology)
- Phil O'Connor (Leeds, Musculoskeletal radiology)
- David Kessel (Leeds, vascular/interventional radiology)
- Paul Sidhu (London, abdominal/genito-urinary)
