Facial and Neck Roll - Live Morphology

Author: Wu Beihai
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: Vivisectional Morphology is a compilation of the authors' decades of research on various topics in vivisectional morphology, extensively collecting domestic and international materials, and employing modern medical imaging techniques as observation methods. This series comprehensively and systematically introduces the morphological structures, functional states, and metabolic changes of organs, tissues (even cellular and molecular levels) in various systems of the living body. Its key features are: in vivo, real-time, non-invasive or minimally invasive—differing significantly from what is observed in ex vivo morphology. Therefore, vivisectional morphology should become the fundamental knowledge for clinical examinations and observations of patients. This series is divided into six parts: Head and Brain, Face and Neck, Chest and Heart, Abdomen and Pelvis (Upper and Lower), and Spinal Cord and Musculoskeletal System. It is rich in content, illustrated with images, concise in language, and easy to understand, making it suitable for medical personnel in various clinical departments, students and faculty of medical schools, and imaging professionals for learning and reference. It is a convenient and practical reference tool. The Face and Neck volume is the second part of the book, consisting of sixteen chapters. It focuses on the cross-sectional findings of the face and neck using CT and MRI, and dedicates a chapter to the cranio-cervical junction, hoping to provide clinicians with sufficient awareness of the in vivo morphological characteristics of this region. It also briefly introduces traditional X-ray examinations, advanced two-dimensional imaging techniques, and image fusion technology.