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Abdominal Ultrasound: Step by Step
Berthold Block
248 lt
Publication Date: September 2011
2nd edition
304 pp, 912 illustrations, softcoer
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,ull- master the basic principles and applications of abdominal ultrasound
Desi.ned to be kept close at hand durin. an actual ultrasound e/amination, 'bdominal
%ltrasound: Step b- Step, second edition, proides the tools, techni0ues and trainin. to
increase -our kno1led.e and confidence in interpretin. ultrasound findin.s2 !ts clear,
s-stematic approach sho1s -ou ho1 to reco.ni3e all important ultrasound phenomena
#especiall- misleadin. artifacts(, locate and delineate the upper abdominal or.ans, e/plain
suspicious findin.s, appl- clinical correlations, and easil- distin.uish bet1een normal and abnormal ima.es2
4his second edition includes the ne1 5Sono 6onsultant,7 a s-stematic, t1o8part frame1ork for helpin. the e/aminer
ealuate specific ultrasound findin.s and make an informed differential dia.nosis2 !n the first part, 5%ltrasound ,indin.s,7
the e/aminer notes an abnormalit- at ultrasound, lists all findin.s, and su..ests possible interpretations2 !n the second
section, 56linical Presentation,7 the e/aminer starts off 1ith a possible dia.nosis #e2.2 heart failure, splenome.al-( and
then e/tracts the ma/imum possible information aailable on ultrasound to confirm, support, or differentiate the
dia.nosis2
,eatures:
9 :ore than +)0 ultrasound ima.es and 240 dra1in.s that enhance the te/t
9 38D dia.rams that depict comple/ anatomical structures and spatial relationships
9 6lear and concise learnin. units for eas- master- of material
Proidin. a lo.ical, structured foundation for performin. a successful ultrasound e/amination, this practice8oriented
teachin. .uide is essential for all students and residents buildin. their skills in ultrasono.raph-2
Case-Based Interventional Neuroradiology
362 lt
Krings / Geibprasert / ter Brugge
Publication Date: ;anuar- 2011
4+4 pp, )+9 illustrations, softcoer
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' practical case8based approach to state8of8the8art neurointerentional techni0ues
,eaturin. comprehensie coera.e of the latest deelopments and technolo.- in the field, Case-Based Interventional
Neuroradiology proides a thorou.h reie1 of commonl- encountered neuroascular diseases, as 1ell as detailed
back.round information on the rationale for each treatment choice2
6ases center on <real life< scenarios 1ith hi.h80ualit- ima.es, and offer readers a concise, practical, and up8to8date
approach to the diseases neurointerentionalists face2 $ach case describes the clinical presentation, the non8inasie
ima.in. studies, and the treatment, includin. e0uipment used and a step8b-8step description of the interention2 4he
authors then thorou.hl- discuss the case and proide back.round information on the disease, differential dia.noses, and a
description of the non8inasie 1orkup, includin. the ph-sical e/am and re0uired ima.in. studies2 ' separate section in
each case contains alternate treatment options 88 includin. medical, sur.ical, or radiosur.ical treatment options 88 in
order to broaden the reader=s understandin. of the benefits or disadanta.es of treatments proided b- related
disciplines2 6linicians can rapidl- refresh their kno1led.e on the success and complications rates of the different treatment
options usin. the up8to8date literature reie1 and a literature reie1 featurin. the latest references2
Features
)2 clinical cases enhanced b- oer )>0 hi.h80ualit- radio.raphs coer the full ran.e of ascular and nonascular
neurointerentional diseases
!nterpretations of clinical and ima.in. findin.s help readers to full- understand the reasons for the treatment choice
and the specific .oals to be achieed
Presents tips on ho1 to aoid complications, as 1ell as ho1 to reco.ni3e and mana.e complications 1hen the- occur
$/amples of both successful and unsuccessful cases offer a 1ell8rounded perspectie
&eaders are brou.ht 0uickl- up to speed 1ith practical information on ima.in. findin.s, the ph-sical e/am,
epidemiolo.-, differential dia.noses, treatment modalities, the risks of alternate treatments, and current studies
4his cuttin.8ed.e compendium is an essential resource for both the be.innin. interentionalist and the seasoned
practitioner in radiolo.-, interentional radiolo.-, neuroradiolo.-, and ascular neurosur.er-2 &esidents 1ill find the
succinct presentation of cases an inaluable learnin. tool2
Cest !adiology: A !esident"s #anual
$%& lt
Kir'ner
Publication Date: :arch 2011
300 pp, +30 illustrations, hardcoer
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?earn the essentials of dia.nostic chest radiolo.- 1ith this concisel- 1ritten and isuall-
stunnin. manual
Chest Radiology: A Resident's Manual is a comprehensie introduction to readin. and anal-3in. radiolo.ic
cardiopulmonar- ima.es2 &eaders are .uided throu.h s-stemic ima.e anal-sis and can further enhance their learnin.
e/perience 1ith trainin. cases found at the end of each chapter2 6ases describe and discuss fre0uentl- asked 0uestions
re.ardin. heart failure, bronchitis, pneumonia, bronchial carcinoma, fibrosis, pleural disorders, and more2
4his user8friendl- manual 1ill allo1 the reader to confidentl- ans1er the most important and commonl- encountered
0uestions related to plain chest radio.raphs in dail- clinical practice2 4he eas-8to8read la-out pairs e/planator- te/t on the
left pa.e 1ith related dra1in.s and ima.es on the ri.ht, allo1in. readers to nai.ate their 1a- throu.h each section 1ith
ease2
Features
+30 hi.h8resolution ima.es and illustrations demonstrate a 1ealth of patholo.-
6oncise descriptions e/plain ho1 to e/amine conentional /8ra- and 64 ima.es
"umerous callout bo/es in each chapter hi.hli.ht ke- takea1a- points
' scratch8off code proides access to a searchable online database of 2>0 must8kno1 thoracic ima.in. cases
4his practice8oriented manual is an inaluable resource and reference .uide for residents and radiolo.ists8in8trainin.2
Clini'al Cardia' C(
$than ;2 @alpern
Anatomy and Function
))$ lt
*alpern
Publication Date: ;anuar- 2011
2nd edition
44* pp, 11+3 illustrations, hardcoer
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Aeep pace 1ith the latest adances in 64 ima.in. of the heart 1ith this cuttin.8ed.e Second
$dition2
+raise ,or te First -dition:
"Well written, well organized [and] easy to read...provides everything that a physician would need to know in order to
include cardiac C in his or her practice...this !ook was a pleasure to read."--Radiology
Bith a special emphasis on the complementar- nature of anatomic and functional cardiac data, Clinical Cardiac CT:
Anatomy and Function 88 no1 in a laishl- illustrated Second $dition 88 ensures ph-sicians deelop the skills the- need
to interpret cardiac 64 ima.es 1ith confidence2
4his olume be.ins 1ith a brief introduction to the essentials of 64 techni0ue, normal cardiac anatom-, and anatomic
anomalies2 4he e/pert authors then discuss the clinical application of cardiac 64 for risk stratification, ho1 to ealuate
coronar- arter- disease, and the preoperatie plannin. for and postoperatie assessment of percutaneous cardiac
procedures, includin. coronar- stents and b-pass .rafts2
Features
$ntirel- ne1 chapters address ealuation of the thoracic aorta, con.enital heart disease in the adult, triple rule8out 64
an.io.raph-, and the latest innoations in cardiac 64
1,1>) hi.h8resolution 64 ima.es 88 includin. oer >00 ima.es that are ne1 to this edition 88 demonstrate the full
ran.e of normal cardiac ariations and patholo.ic findin.s
'n accompan-in. DCD contains 38D displa-s of anatomic relationships and cine clips of more than 200 cases that
demonstrate cardiac function and ale ealuation
"e1 information on frontier techni0ues, includin. m-ocardial perfusion and tar.eted
contrast a.ents
4his hi.hl- isual reference is a must8hae for an-one inoled in performin. or interpretin.
cardiac 64 ima.es2 !t is an essential resource for radiolo.ists, cardiolo.ists, or cardiothoracic
sur.eons, as 1ell as for residents or fello1s preparin. for Boards or a cardiac ima.in.
rotation2
.iagnosis o, Breast .iseases
"ntegrating the Findings o# Clinical $resentation, %ammography, and &ltrasound
/0% lt
Bart
Publication Date: ;anuar- 2011
44* pp, 1>+0 illustrations, hardcoer
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' practical approach to the earl- detection and mana.ement of breast cancer
4his laishl- illustrated atlas proides radiolo.ists 1ith essential information for the differential dia.nosis of breast
diseases on the basis of clinical presentation, mammo.raph-, and ultrasound2 4he book be.ins 1ith chapters on tumor
biolo.-, pro.nostic factors, and histolo.-2 4he authors then proide a thorou.h ealuation of arious methods for earl-
detection and accurate dia.nosis, includin. analo. and di.ital mammo.raph-, ultrasound, :& ima.in., P$4D64, and
interentional procedures2 4he- discuss in detail the stren.ths and limitations of each ima.in. modalit-, aspects of 0ualit-
control, test interals, peri8 and postoperatie mana.ement principles, and follo18up care2
@i.hli.hts:
Presentation of difficult cases that effectiel- demonstrate the dia.nostic hurdles and forensic pitfalls in breast
dia.nosis
Special sections on breast cancer in men and -oun. 1omen, 1ith discussion of 1omen 1ho are pre.nant or lactatin.
6olor8coded practical tips and clinical notes for optimal comprehension of the material
$/tensie EF' sections for self8testin. in t1o maGor chapters
:ore than 1,)00 hi.h80ualit- illustrations, includin. clinical color photo.raphs, ultrasound ima.es, and mammo.rams
.i,,erential .iagnosis in +ediatri' Imaging
%%/ lt
van !i1n / Bli'2man
Publication Date: 'pril 2011
+92 pp, 11)> illustrations, hardcoer
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'chiee the most accurate ima.in. dia.nosis for pediatric radiolo.-2
'i##erential 'iagnosis in $ediatric "maging offers the most up8to8date kno1led.e of pediatric
ima.in. dia.nostic techni0ues2 !t proides ima.ers, clinicians and their trainees 1ith simple
methods to ealuate both fre0uentl- and rarel- seen diseases and disorders, and su..ests differential dia.noses full-
takin. into account clinical findin.s2 !n addition, the te/t proides ho18to tips for identif-in. normal ima.esHsain. time
and helpin. to aoid common misinterpretations2
&eaders are .uided throu.h a comprehensie, eas-8to8nai.ate radiolo.ical librar- of pediatric disorders, 1hich are
diided b- or.an s-stem2 Sections include the head and neck, chest, musculoskeletal, uro.enital and the di.estie tract,
and are complemented b- a thorou.h reie1 of normal alues2 $ach chapter discusses the ima.in. findin.s and different
dia.nostic possibilities, 1hile mirrorin. clinical situations encountered in dail- practice2
,eatures:
9$as-8to8read tables hi.hli.ht important findin.s and clinical clues to help identif- dia.noses at a .lance
91,>00 hi.h80ualit- ima.es coer all maGor childhood disorders
9' comprehensie chapter on normal alues and measurements
Britten b- an international .roup of e/pert authors, this te/t is the foremost .uide to the e/pandin. specialt- of pediatric
radiolo.-2 &adiolo.ists and residents in radiolo.- can use this te/t as reference for dail- practice and in preparation for
e/ams2
-ndos'opi' Ultrasound 3Boo2 4 .5.6
.ietri'
An "ntroductory %anual and Atlas
%&7 lt
.ietri'
Publication Date: ;une 2011
2nd edition
>)+ pp, 11*1 illustrations, hardcoer
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$ndoscopic ultrasound #$%S( is no1 considered one of the most essential and cost8effectie
techni0ues in the assessment of a 1ide ran.e of .astrointestinal diseases2 ' remarkabl-
ersatile, minimall- inasie procedure, it also calls for a hi.h leel of anatomic kno1led.e and technical pro1ess2 4his
reised and updated laishl- illustrated olume 88 a te/tbook and atlas in one 88 offers medical professionals the most
comprehensie oerie1 of $%S aailable, as 1ell as a 1ealth of aluable insi.hts from leaders in the field2
Features:
:ore than 1000 hi.h80ualit- ima.es
?o.ical, eas-8to8use structure, includin. the re0uisite anatom- and patholo.-
Strate.ies for selectin. patients and procedures, includin. h-.iene re0uirements, informed consent, patient positionin.
and monitorin., and more
Precise clinical descriptions and aluable tips and techni0ues for dia.nosis and treatment
Iuidance on the successful handlin. of needlin. and catheters
!nsi.htful discussions of the uses and limitations of eolin. techni0ues
6hapters on contrast8enhanced $%S techni0ues and Sono$lasto.raph-, ne1 chapters on <@ot Spots of !nterentional $%S<
and Portal @-pertension2
'ccompan-in. DCD 1ith oer +0 ideo se0uences and 30 still ima.es on selected topics
Britten for specialists and trainees in .astroenterolo.-, pneumolo.-, and sur.er-,
$ndoscopic %ltrasound 88 1ith its broad scope and up8to8date information 88 is essential readin. for an-one 1ishin. to
e/plore and e/ploit the potential of state8of8the8art $%S2
-ssentials o, Clini'al #!
&80 lt
!unge / #orelli
Publication Date: ;anuar- 2011
2+4 pp, +)* illustrations, softcoer
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Iain crucial dia.nostic skills 1ith this ima.e8rich .uide to clinical :& interpretation
Essentials o Clinical MR proides readers 1ith the must8hae back.round the- need to
read ma.netic resonance ima.es and make successful clinical dia.noses2
!ntuitiel- arran.ed b- bod- re.ion, this user8friendl- manual e/plores the most commonl- encountered diseases throu.h
concise case e/amples supplemented b- clearl- labeled :&! ima.es2 %sin. the case descriptions as startin. points, each
section thorou.hl- sure-s a different anatomic area and proides tips on ima.in. techni0ues follo1ed b- an in8depth
discussion of the ima.e interpretation2
Features
6omplete coera.e of the diseases most fre0uentl- seen in the clinical practice of :&!
Jer +>0 ima.es clearl- illustrate the :& appearance of each disease
@i.hl- releant information on contrast media and contrast enhanced :&'
4his easil- accessible .uide is both the ideal introductor- te/t for radiolo.- residents, :& technolo.ists, and medical
students, as 1ell as a practical dail- reference for an-one inoled in the interpretation of clinical :&!s2 &esidents 1ill find
it an inaluable companion 1hen stud-in. for e/ams2
Gastrointestinal Imaging
878 lt
9oren:
Publication Date: ;anuar- 2011
224 pp, 4+> illustrations, softcoer
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'll the ke- &adiolo.- cases for -our rounds, rotations, and e/ams 88 in print and onlineK
!adCases contains cases selected to simulate eer-thin. that -ou=ll see on -our rounds,
rotations, and e/ams2 !adCases also helps -ou identif- the correct differential dia.nosis for each case 8 includin. the
most critical2
Cisit !adCases;tieme;'om for ,ree sample 'ases and to e/perience this d-namic learnin. tool for -ourselfK
!adCases 'overs:
6ardiac !ma.in., !nterentional &adiolo.-, :usculoskeletal &adiolo.-, "euro !ma.in., 4horacic !ma.in., Pediatric
!ma.in., Iastrointestinal !ma.in., Breast !ma.in., "uclear :edicine, %ltrasound !ma.in., @ead and "eck !ma.in.,
Ienitourinar- !ma.in.
$ach !adCases title features 100 carefull- selected, must8kno1 cases documented 1ith clear, hi.h80ualit- radio.raphs2
4he or.ani3ation proides ma/imum ease of use for self8assessment2
$ach case be.ins 1ith the clinical presentation on the ri.ht8hand pa.eL simpl- turn the pa.e for ima.in. findin.s,
differential dia.noses, the definitie dia.nosis, essential facts, and more2
$ach !adCases title includes a scratch8off code that allo1s 12 months of access to a searchable online database of all
100 cases from the book plus an additional 1>0 cases in that book=s specialt- 8 2>0 cases in totalK
9earn your 'ases< diagnose =it 'on,iden'e and pass your e>ams; !adCases;
!astrointestinal Imaging 1ill enable -ou to dia.nose the full ran.e of di.estie diseases and disorders2
Features o, !astrointestinal Imaging:
@i.h8resolution fluoroscopic studies and state8of8the8art cross8sectional ima.in. studies demonstrate a 1ide arra- of
I! dia.noses2
' ariet- of common and uncommon presentations coer eer-thin. from acute appendicitis to rare .astrointestinal
neoplasms2
$/amples of critical cases that must be dia.nosed immediatel- to aert potential disaster
in dail- practice and on e/ams such as intussusception, olulus and mesenteric ischemia
Imaging ,or ?tolaryngologists
&80 lt
.unnebier
Publication Date: ;anuar- 2011
3>+ pp, 4+> illustrations, softcoer
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' practical ima.in. primer desi.ned specificall- for $"4s
Imaging or "tolaryngologists distils the essentials of otolar-n.olo.ic ima.in. into a concise reference that
concentrates on ke- topics that are of immediate interest to otolar-n.olo.ists practicin. in a modern clinical enironment2
Prepared b- a reno1ned otolar-n.olo.ist, and reie1ed and supplemented b- e/pert radiolo.ists, the book proides a
1ell8rounded perspectie2 4he central focus is on ima.e interpretation, includin. the disease8specific characteristics, the
features necessar- for successful dia.nosis, and the implications for sur.er-2 $ach of the 4+> hi.h80ualit- ima.es is
clearl- labeled, and 1here appropriate comparisons are made bet1een 64 scans and :& ima.es to sho1 complementar-
functions and limitations2
'll aspects of otolar-n.olo.ic ima.in. are coered, 1ith a particular emphasis on anatom-, common dia.noses, and the
choice of ima.in. modalities2 4he te/t is diided into four sections that .uide the reader throu.h the petrosal bone, skull
base, sinonasal comple/, and neck structures2 $ach section is consistentl- structured for eas- readin.: normal anatom- is
follo1ed b- fre0uentDcommon diseases and then less fre0uent -et still instructie diseases2 4he presentation of each
disease follo1s a standardi3ed la-out 1ith concise e/planator- te/t on ho1 to choose the most appropriate ima.in.
modalit-, potential differential dia.noses, and points of ealuation2
Imaging or "tolaryngologists helps its readers:
$aluate the cross8sectional anatom- in rhinolo.-, otolo.-, and lar-n.olo.- on plain films, 64 scans, and :& ima.es
'ppreciate the contribution and limitations of plain films, 64, and :&! in the mana.ement of otolar-n.olo.ic diseases
Select the best ima.in. modalit- for chronic, acute, and emer.enc- otolar-n.olo.ic conditions
%nderstand 1hich radiolo.ical appearances to look for in the dia.nosis of common and less common otolar-n.olo.ic
diseases
Nu'lear #edi'ine
878 lt
Appelbaum / #ili:iano / Bradley / Naya2
Publication Date: ;ul- 2011
232 pp, 4+* illustrations, softcoer
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'll the ke- &adiolo.- cases for -our rounds, rotations, and e/ams 88 in print and onlineK
!adCases
'll the ke- &adiolo.- cases for -our rounds, rotations, and e/amsMin print and onlineK
RadCases contains cases selected to simulate eer-thin. that -ouNll see on -our rounds, rotations, and e/ams2
RadCases also helps -ou identif- the correct differential dia.nosis for each caseMincludin. the most critical2
RadCases coers:
6ardiac !ma.in.
!nterentional
&adiolo.-
:usculoskeletal &adiolo.-
"euro !ma.in.

4horacic !ma.in.
Pediatric !ma.in.
Iastrointestinal !ma.in.
Breast !ma.in.

"uclear :edicine
%ltrasound !ma.in.
@ead and "eck !ma.in.
Ienitourinar- !ma.in.
$ach RadCases title features 100 carefull- selected, must8kno1 cases documented 1ith clear, hi.h80ualit- radio.raphs2
4he or.ani3ation proides ma/imum ease of use for self8assessment2 $ach case be.ins 1ith the clinical presentation on
the ri.ht8hand pa.eL simpl- turn the pa.e for ima.in. findin.s, differential dia.noses, the definitie dia.nosis, essential
facts, and more2
$ach RadCases title includes a scratch8off code that allo1s 12 months of access to a searchable online database of all
100 cases from the book plus an additional 1>0 cases in that bookNs specialt-M2>0 cases in totalK
?earn -our cases, dia.nose 1ith confidence and pass -our e/ams2 RadCases#
Nuclear Medicine 1ill enable -ou to make 0uick dia.noses and sound clinical decisions2
,eatures of Nuclear Medicine:
"umerous hi.h8resolution radio.raphs reflect the latest nuclear ima.in. technolo.-
' ariet- of common and uncommon presentations coer eer-thin. from 'l3heimerOs and dementia to esicoureteric
reflu/
4he ne1est "uclear &e.ulator- 6ommission #"&6( cases and helpful pearls for identif-in. unkno1n 1hole bod- cases
(e *uman Brain in 8@7& +ie'es
(tructure, )asculature, and racts
8&7& lt
No=ins2i
Publication Date: ;anuar- 2011
P6 ersion, 1+ pp
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Discoer the "e1 Borld of "euroanatom-K
"With this incredi!le so#tware you hold the #uture in your hands."--$r# Anne !# "s%orn
"A wonder#ul product representing the #uture o# !rain atlases. "nteractive, accurate, and easy to use, this atlas sets a new
standard in !oth neuroeducation and operative planning."--$r# Al%ert &# Rhoton' (r#
S-nthesi3in. science and art, The )uman Brain in *+,- .ieces: /tructure' 0asculature' and Tracts 1ill allo1
clinicians, educators, and researchers in neuroradiolo.-, neurosur.er-, neurolo.-, or neuroscience to e/plore, understand,
and teach the intricacies of the human brain2
Bith Gust a fe1 clicks of the mouse, eer- aspect of the brain can be easil- parcellated, e/plored, built, decomposed,
labeled, and 0uantified 88 all in three dimensions2 %sers can dissect and manipulate each brain piece electronicall- to ie1
an astoundin. leel of detail, from the .ross hemispheres to the indiidual la-ers of the subcortical structures2 6ombined
1ith the remarkabl- hi.h8resolution, full- se.mented ima.es of the brain, this po1erful functionalit- proides a foundation
for multiple clinical, educational, and research applications, includin. deep brain stimulation, the stud- of neurolo.ical
disorders, stroke ima.e
anal-sis, and much more2
Features
$er- model is deried in io from a sin.le specimen for total spatial consistenc-
Jer 1,+00 detailed components identif- eer- area of the brain from the spinal cord to tin- essels of Gust *0 microns
6onstruct an- model or subs-stem and capture the ima.e for use in presentations
:ultiple cuttin. planes facilitate electronic dissection and e/ploration
$er- displa- can be rotated and ie1ed from arious an.les
4his interactie 3D atlas is the most in8depth neuroeducational tool currentl- aailable and a must8hae for an-one 1ho
needs to sta- on the cuttin.8ed.e2
System !eAuirements:
P6 minimum re0uirements: 2 I@3 !ntel 6ore 2 Duo or hi.herL 1 IB &': or .reaterL .raphics card that supports JpenI?
221 and 1ith at least >12:B of ideo memor-L 1>0 :B hard disk spaceL monitor resolution: 12*0 / 1024 pi/elsL Bindo1s
PP Serice Pack 2 or later, or Bindo1s ) #$n.lish ersion is recommended(
!nstallation on irtual machines #i2e2 Parallels andDor C: Bare ,usion on the :acintosh platform( is unsupported at this
time2
(ora'i' Imaging
878 lt
!estrepo / Bangan
Publication Date: ,ebruar- 2011
224 pp, >3+ illustrations, softcoer
!SB" #$%&, 'sia, 'frica, '%S(: 9)*1+040+1*)1
'll the ke- &adiolo.- cases for -our rounds, rotations, and e/ams 88 in print and onlineK
!adCases contains cases selected to simulate eer-thin. that -ou=ll see on -our rounds,
rotations, and e/ams2 !adCases also helps -ou identif- the correct differential dia.nosis for each case 8 includin. the
most critical2
Cisit !adCases;tieme;'om for ,ree sample 'ases and to e/perience this d-namic learnin. tool for -ourselfK
!adCases 'overs:
6ardiac !ma.in., !nterentional &adiolo.-, :usculoskeletal &adiolo.-, "euro !ma.in., 4horacic !ma.in., Pediatric
!ma.in., Iastrointestinal !ma.in., Breast !ma.in., "uclear :edicine, %ltrasound !ma.in., @ead and "eck !ma.in.,
Ienitourinar- !ma.in.
$ach !adCases title features 100 carefull- selected, must8kno1 cases documented 1ith clear, hi.h80ualit- radio.raphs2
4he or.ani3ation proides ma/imum ease of use for self8assessment2
$ach case be.ins 1ith the clinical presentation on the ri.ht8hand pa.eL simpl- turn the pa.e for ima.in. findin.s,
differential dia.noses, the definitie dia.nosis, essential facts, and more2
$ach !adCases title includes a scratch8off code that allo1s 12 months of access to a searchable online database of all
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Thoracic Imaging 1ill enable -ou to dia.nose the full ran.e of chest and pulmonar- diseases2
Features o, Thoracic Imaging:
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