Basic imaging analysis of the chest

Author: Yan Hongzhen, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: This book focuses on the basic imaging manifestations of the chest. It compares and evaluates imaging techniques in terms of their imaging principles, technical difficulties, image quality and characteristics, scope of application, and limitations. It emphasizes clinical thinking models in radiological diagnosis, analyzing the basic imaging manifestations of typical and atypical chest cases to propose key points for diagnosis and differential diagnosis. The cases selected in the book are accumulated from the author's clinical work, supported by pathological, laboratory examination results, and long-term follow-up data. The content strives to comprehensively reflect the basic imaging of chest diseases without being all-encompassing. The structure is rigorous, the content is novel, and the text is complemented by illustrations. It is a crystallization of the author's 40 years of clinical practice and research achievements, with strong practicality and guidance. The book consists of 20 chapters, over 400,000 words, and more than 400 illustrations.
It is suitable for radiologists, clinical internists, and students and teachers of radiology in medical schools.