Imaging Diagnosis of Spinal Diseases

Author: Li Lianzhong
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Publish Date: 1999-01-01
Features: The imaging diagnosis of spinal diseases has recently attracted significant attention from clinical and radiology physicians, especially since the advent of CT and MRI, which have raised many new arguments regarding the traditional concepts and methods for diagnosing spinal diseases. This book first discusses fundamental knowledge such as spinal anatomy, biomechanics, and clinical aspects, and then focuses on imaging examination methods and the common X-ray, CT, and MRI manifestations of various spinal diseases, incorporating years of clinical experience and referencing the latest data to provide a relatively comprehensive imaging diagnosis of spinal diseases. The book is divided into 20 chapters and 99 sections, with 129 illustrations and 49 line drawings. The first five chapters cover basic theories, while the remaining 15 chapters detail the imaging manifestations of various spinal diseases. This book serves as a valuable reference for teaching, research, and clinical practice in medical schools and healthcare institutions at all levels.