EDITORIAL

PeterCorr
MBChB, FFRAO(O}BA, FRCR,

M MtJII(UCT)

. Dlflll'tmtmt of RlHll%fy,
Iln/VBI"1ty of NBtIII

K~eping up to date with
advances in radiology is
difficult for the practising
radiologist. The aim of our
journal is to provide useful
reviews on important issues
which you can use in day to
day practice. A further aim is
to offer radiologists an
opportunity to have their
work published in a peer
reviewjournal.We would like
to encourage registrars in
particular to send us their
work We will invite specialists
outside radiology to write for
us. Radiologists need to

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understand the perspectives
of our clinical colleagueswho,
after all, are our customers]
We hope to focus on broader
local and global issues in
technology,health economics,
and education.

In any profession,
knowledge is the greatest
asset.It is built up by years of
training, time and expense.
Yourknowledge databasewill
depreciate in valueunlessyou
add to it by reading and
learning. Like in business,
knowledge can be considered
asyour capital. Maintenance
of capital value requires
continual investment. In
Medicine asin business living
offcapitalleadsto bankrupcyl
A commitment to life long
learningisboth wise medicine
and goodbusiness!'.

I hope you find this fust
editionusefulandinforrnative

The Editor

I. Naidich TP, OsronlAG Leamingstategies.
lntlcfNeuromdidogy 1995;1 (2):125-126.