A TEACHING ATLAS OF CASE STUDIES IN DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING

Quick Overview

The cases are selected, either because they are rare or uncommon, or because they represent unusual images of common pathologies. Each case is backed with a short clinical presentation, a description of the main radiological features of the images, a short discussion, and a few relevant references and suggestions for further reading. These suggestions have been selected and are designed to guide the reader to the most relevant and current literature on the subject. The cases collected are organized into chapters and span the major divisions of diagnostic imaging— chest, musculoskeletal, urogenital, gastrointestinal and neuroradiological, with a chapter on miscellaneous items, containing small parts ultrasound images and a mix-bag of images from various organ systems.

Key Features

• The most comprehensive text written in straightforward, clear, lucid and easy-to-grasp language

• Primarily useful for radiology residents preparing for their Fellowship or board examinations

• Comprises outstanding images that span the various body systems

• Provides with each image brief clinical information, the essential radiological features, the diagnosis , and a suggestion for further reading

• Readers will make their own assessment of each image before reading the diagnosis

• Useful for radiology residents, practicing radiologists as well as clinicians will find this book very useful and revelant.

Target Audience

Radiology residents, practicing radiologists and clinicians.