Ultrasound Atlas of Abdominal Diseases

Author: Chen Minhua
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Publish Date: 1999-12-06
Features: This book selects over 1,000 series images of 238 common, difficult, and complex abdominal cases, combining surgical pathology to analyze and discuss the operational methods, image characteristics, and diagnostic key points of abdominal ultrasound examination. The book is divided into seven chapters and 23 sections, covering the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, kidneys, digestive tract (esophagus, stomach, intestines), abdominal cavity, and retroperitoneum, among others. Many of the cases presented are clinically challenging or misdiagnosed, demonstrating the superiority of ultrasound in diagnosing difficult and complex abdominal diseases. Over 200 color Doppler ultrasound images are included to illustrate the diagnostic value of ultrasound in identifying vascular abnormalities and tumor blood supply. The book emphasizes image analysis and diagnostic techniques, summarizing the author's 20+ years of experience, lessons learned, and insights, while also introducing recent research findings by the authors. It holds high practical value and is suitable for ultrasound medicine and imaging diagnosis professionals at the intermediate level and above, as well as doctors from departments such as internal medicine, surgery, radiology, and interventional medicine.