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Brain and Spine Imaging Patterns

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Sharpen your diagnostic skills for brain and spine disorders with this unique patterns-based approach to learning
Brain and Spine Imaging Patterns presents a systematic approach to understanding one of the most challenging areas of radiologic interpretation. Uniquely organized by various patterns seen on CT, MRI, and plain radiography imaging rather than pathology, the book carefully guides you toward a group of differential diagnoses. You will find an unmatched collection of more than 140 patterns covering: skull defects and lesions; meningeal and sulcal diseases; extracerebral masses; intracerebral masses; mass lesions in the region of the ventricular system; sellar and parasellar masses; vascular legions; lesions in the cortical gray matter, white matter, and deep gray matter; and spinal diseases and lesions.
The easy-to-navigate organization of this book is specifically designed for use at the workstation. The concise text, numerous images, and helpful icons facilitate access to essential information and simplify the learning process.
Features

  • More than 140 patterns and more than 2500 digital-quality images
  • A strong focus on patterns recognized on MRI, including contrast-enhanced MRI
  • Icons, a grading system depicting the relative frequency of findings from common to rare, and the consistent organization of chapters help to clarify information for at-the-bench consultation
  • Many patterns include a set of "Related Patterns" images, which serve as cross-references to similar patterns for a given disorder
  • Special emphasis on the latest diagnostic modalities includes state-of-the-art depiction of image findings



List of contents










Contributors
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
PART I: MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING
Section 1: Brain
1. Skull Defects and Lesions
2. Meningeal and Sulcal Diseases
3. Extracerebral Masses
4. Intracerebral Masses
A. Sypratentorial Intraaxial Masses
B. Infratentorial Intraaxial Masses
5. Mass Lesions in the Region of the Ventricular System
6. Sellar and Parasellar Masses
7. Vascular Lesions
8. Lesions in the Cortical Gray Matter, White Matter, and Deep Gray Matter
Section 2: Spine
9. Spinal Disease
10. Extradural Disease
11. Intradural Extramedullary Lesions
12. Intramedullary Lesions
PART II: COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY
Section 1: Brain
13. Skull Defects and Lesions
14. Meningeal and Sulcal Diseases
15. Extracerebral Masses
16. Intracerebral Masses
A. Supratentorial Intraaxial Masses
B. Infratentorial Intraaxial Masses
17. Mass Lesions in the Region of the Ventricular System
18. Sellar and Parasellar Masses
19. Vascular Lesions
20. Lesions in the Cortical Gray Matter, White Matter, and Deep Gray Matter
Section 2: Spine
21. Spinal Disease
22. Extradural Lesions
23. Intradural Extramedullary Lesions
PART III: PLAIN RADIOGRAPHY
24. Skull Defects and Lesions
Index


Product details

Authors Zee Chi-Shing
Publisher McGraw-Hill
 
Languages English
Product format Hardback
Released 16.05.2010
 
EAN 9780071465410
ISBN 978-0-07-146541-0
Dimensions 224 mm x 282 mm x 37 mm
Weight 2450 g
Illustrations Illustrationen, nicht spezifiziert
Subjects Natural sciences, medicine, IT, technology > Medicine > Non-clinical medicine

Radiology, MEDICAL / Radiology, Radiotherapy & Nuclear Medicine, MEDICAL / Neurology, Neurology & clinical neurophysiology, Neurology and clinical neurophysiology, Medical imaging: radiology

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