Spine - (Second Edition)

Author: (USA) Jeffrey S. Ross / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This series of books can help you review MRI images faster and more professionally. When you open this book, the typical images are listed on the right side first, followed by the medical history and clinical manifestations, then the MRI findings and diagnosis, and finally a discussion of the case. All of this information is presented without turning the pages, allowing you to see everything at a glance. The discussion section for each case occupies the largest portion, elaborating in detail on the clinical and imaging characteristics of the case, as well as the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of the disease. References for further reading are provided after each case in this book.
Expert Review: Professor Dai Jianping: "The publication of this translated work will undoubtedly help to draw on advanced international experience to promote the development of medical imaging in China, as well as to popularize MRI knowledge and improve MRI diagnostic skills. The publication of this excellent series of textbook-style materials on MRI diagnosis will fill the gap in this area of literature in China."
This book is one of the series of teaching books on magnetic resonance imaging from the United States. The series adopts a teaching reader style, where the cases in each volume are not categorized but are generally randomly ordered. Each case is organized in the following sequence: first, the imaging findings are presented, followed by the medical history and clinical manifestations, then the MRI findings and diagnosis, and finally a discussion of the case. The discussion section occupies the largest portion, detailing the clinical and imaging characteristics of the case, as well as the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of the relevant disease. References are provided after each case in this book for further reading.
This series of books can serve as an introductory textbook and reference for medical imaging physicians, as well as a reference for physicians in related clinical departments. It is particularly suitable for students and junior resident doctors to read.