A test document for the website.
Distill is a publication format for scientific and technical writing, native to the web. Learn more about using Distill for R Markdown at https://rstudio.github.io/distill. Much more text here ad libitem, etc, etc.
More text here… And then a link to chestradiologists.org.
The blue border around the image indicates it’s lightboxed.
Testing a right-floated image with wraparound text:
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Vivamus venenatis egestas eros ut tempus. Vivamus id est nisi. Aliquam molestie erat et sollicitudin venenatis. In ac lacus at velit scelerisque mattis.
Testing a bordered Box
Testing inclusion of an outside web image, with attribution, but no lightbox function.
And another simpler way to do this for an external file with attribution:
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This is an example of creating a section of definitions with different formating:
The process of collecting or gathering many separate pieces into a whole.
Qualities and characteristics as well as computational tools associated with using facts to solve problems. E.g.,
R markdown, R packages, etc.
A data visualization that uses individual data points for a changing variable connected by a continuous line with a field in area underneath.
This is a css-derived alternative to a floating image for displaying an image with adjacent text.
Text here associated with the image alongside. ⟶
Suitable for explication text using colored arrows ⟶
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Inserting a horizontal line before and after a Teaching Points box.
Teaching Points
An example of a small table.
A header here | A header for this |
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testing this | testing this too |
confirm text | more text |
Here’s some text to see a hoverable footnote 1 of some kind.
Testing another kind of sidenote here. It contains a link to an article at pubmed.gov.
Here are several illustrative cases.
Hydrostatic Lung Edema
These are the pertinent findings:
This case is interesting for the following reasons:
End of Case
Acute Lung Injury Edema
Another image here.
Testing inline code:
Here is inline code
for a declaration.
Blockquoting
Here is a quote from me
— Howard Mann
Cardiac (hydrostatic) edema | Hypervolemic (hydrostatic) edema | Acute lung injury edema | |
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Blood flow distribution | Inversion1 | Balanced | Normal |
Interstitial edema | Yes | Yes | No or minimal |
1. If chronic pulmonary venous hypertension is present
Here is text before presentation of the embedded viewer.
Let’s try a panelset with four Tabs:
This will be the History and Clinical Presentation.
This will be the explanation of the findings and an explication.
Testing Pacsbin again…
Text here associated with the image alongside. ⟶
Suitable for explication text using colored arrows ⟶
O.K.
Sweet! It works!!
Two CXR images side-by-side (without lightbox function).
Three CXR images side-by-side (without lightbox function; must have same pixel dimensions).
An interesting aside here↩︎