Imaging Diagnosis of Gastrointestinal Tumors and Pathological Comparison

Author: Chen Dihua
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book includes clinical imaging diagnosis of common digestive tract tumors and related pathological summaries. It provides detailed descriptions of normal digestive tract imaging, pathological and clinical characteristics of common tumors, and their imaging diagnosis. Comparative imaging studies primarily focus on traditional X-ray, with CT and MRI as important supplementary methods. The imaging-pathology comparative research adopts a radial quadrant sampling method for pathological specimens to observe tumor interfaces and peri-tumoral tissues. By comparing pathological gross morphology and microscopic findings with imaging manifestations, the pathological basis for image formation is explained. The book is divided into 6 chapters, approximately 400,000 words, with over 400 illustrations. The images are clear and intuitive, making them easy to reference. It aims to be practical for readers in the imaging field and provides valuable reference for readers in related specialties. It is suitable for clinical radiologists, clinical physicians in related specialties, graduate students, and interns as learning materials.