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The Fleischner Society is named after Felix Fleischner M.D. who made many seminal contributions to chest radiology. The Society was inaugurated in December of 1969 with the following aims:
- To stimulate the recognition and development of chest roentgenology as a clinical specialty.
- To foster continuing improvement of chest radiology as an art and science.
- To improve the methods of teaching radiologic diagnosis of chest disease.
- To stimulate research in chest roentgenology.
- To promote closer fellowship among, and exchange of ideas between members of the profession whose major interests lie in the chest.
- To provide meetings for the reading and discussion of papers, and dissemination of knowledge.
This page last modified on 21 January 2004 by Jessica Whalen.