Small Intestinal Imaging Diagnosis

Author: Zhang Shizheng, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: The diagnosis of small intestinal diseases has long relied primarily on traditional X-ray examinations, but it is obviously limited. The combined application of traditional X-ray examinations, multi-row spiral CT, and MRI can improve the diagnostic level of small intestinal diseases. This book is a summary of the authors' long-term working and research experience. The book is divided into eleven chapters, with over 700 illustrations, providing detailed descriptions of imaging examination methods for the small intestine, normal small intestine, basic lesions of the small intestine, functional diseases of the small intestine, vascular lesions of the small intestine, inflammatory lesions of the small intestine, small intestinal tumors, involvement of the small intestine in systemic diseases, and X-ray, multi-row CT, and MRI examination methods and imaging manifestations of mesenteric and peritoneal lesions. It focuses on the application and significance of CT and MRI. The book also introduces interventional therapy for small intestinal diseases. The content is scientific, practical, and highly operational, making it suitable for use by professionals in radiology, gastroenterology, general surgery, and oncology.