Diagnosis of Common Diseases of the Chest with Multi-Slice Spiral CT and Clinical Application

Author: Zhang Ruilu
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This book is a specialized work that applies multi-slice spiral CT technology to the diagnosis of common thoracic diseases. It is a summary of the author's years of clinical experience and practical application in performing multi-slice spiral CT examinations and diagnosing common thoracic diseases. The book places special emphasis on closely integrating imaging with clinical and pathological findings, providing comprehensive and well-structured content with abundant illustrations and tables. It serves as a valuable reference for physicians engaged in imaging diagnosis and thoracic clinical practice. The writing style of the book emphasizes the combination of clinical, imaging, and pathological aspects. While introducing imaging diagnosis, it also supplements important clinical diagnostic methods and pathological features. This aims to enable radiologists to understand the key clinical diagnostic points and other clinical diagnostic methods through the book, thereby improving the accuracy of imaging diagnosis. Similarly, clinical physicians can gain a grasp of the basic methods and evidence of imaging diagnosis through this book. The book focuses on the CT diagnosis of common thoracic diseases, without delving deeply into rare diseases, the complex imaging principles of spiral CT, the analysis and evaluation of post-processing software, or specific examination methods. The book makes extensive use of CT images, diagrams, and tables, striving to be concise and to the point, facilitating easy reading and comprehension. Additionally, apart from radiologists, physicians from thoracic surgery, respiratory medicine, and pathology departments have participated in the writing, and their contributions have significantly enhanced the book.