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Fig. 5. Trend line graph shows emergency department imaging resource use, measured as unadjusted relative value units, from 1993 to 1998. Note sharp increase in use of CT ({blacksquare}), which was attributed to changes in practice patterns, compared with angiography ({square}), diagnostic radiology ({diamond}), and MR imaging ({diamondsuit}).





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