Diagnostic Imaging with Full-Body CT

Author: Cao Danqing
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This book is divided into 36 chapters, containing over 1,570 accompanying images. The introduction section describes the structure and imaging principles of CT, the pharmacology and application of CT contrast agents, and highlights the introduction of CT scanning techniques and quality control. The cranial brain and facial part includes 15 chapters. The body part includes the neck, chest, abdomen, pelvic cavity, spine, and bone joints and soft tissues of the limbs, totaling 18 chapters. Each chapter focuses on the CT manifestations, diagnosis, and differential diagnosis of diseases in each system and organ. The book is divided into 36 chapters, containing over 1,570 accompanying images. The introduction section describes the structure and imaging principles of CT, the pharmacology and application of CT contrast agents, and highlights the introduction of CT scanning techniques and quality control. The cranial brain and facial part includes 15 chapters. The body part includes the neck, chest, abdomen, pelvic cavity, spine, and bone joints and soft tissues of the limbs, totaling 18 chapters. Each chapter focuses on the CT manifestations, diagnosis, and differential diagnosis of diseases in each system and organ. It highlights common diseases and strives to include rare and uncommon diseases. For the convenience of readers to read and master, significant markings are made in the images for normal CT anatomy and important lesions. The main readers of this book are doctors and technicians of various levels in the department of imaging diagnosis. This book is also an ideal reference book for doctors of various clinical departments to study and apply CT diagnostic techniques.