Radiologist's Pocket Guide: 100 Cases of Pediatric Imaging Diagnosis

Author: (USA) Donald L. Dunbar
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Publish Date: 2006-05-29
Features: The Radiologist's Pocket Manual series is a set of reference books characterized by innovation and quick reference. With a concise format and fresh content, it guides clinical practice for radiologists. Each volume in the series is written by globally renowned experts, who select and explain "100 Most Important" diagnostic or interventional techniques for major human body parts. Each topic is explained based on essential facts, accompanied by high-definition, highly valuable imaging or schematic diagrams, and references for further reading. The volumes also provide many computer-generated color anatomical and pathological images that simulate real diseases. With this manual, you are like having a nearby consulting expert. The format of each volume in the Radiologist's Pocket Manual is consistent, presenting key points of various diseases in a bullet-point style. At any time, similar information is organized under the same heading—from key points to imaging findings, differential diagnosis, pathological manifestations, clinical highlights to references—making it easy for you to quickly access the information you need. The interventional volume provides essential points and "procedures" for important interventional techniques, including pre- and post-procedure checklists, common questions, and complications. The currently published volumes of the Radiologist's Pocket Manual series include: Brain, Head and Neck, Musculoskeletal, Pediatrics, Spine, Chest, Heart, Vascular, Abdomen, Breast, Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Interventional Techniques. More volumes on related subjects will be published in the future. We hope you will enjoy them!