Skeletal Radiology : The Bare Bones

di Chew • 2010 • dettagli prodotto

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Written by an acknowledged master in the field, Skeletal Radiology: The Bare Bones is a succinct, focused, clinically oriented textbook in musculoskeletal radiology. It presents the core knowledge base in musculoskeletal imaging necessary for radiology residents and practitioners. Major sections focus on trauma, tumors and tumor-like lesions, joint disease, and miscellaneous topics such as developmental and congenital conditions, metabolic, endocrine, and nutritional conditions, infection and marrow disease, postsurgical imaging, and interventional procedures. Emphasis is on understanding how abnormalities on images mirror the specific anatomic and pathophysiologic features of diseases. This Third Edition includes all modalities in current use, including plain film, ultrasound, PET-CT, and much more MRI than previous editions. The book includes over 900 images selected from the teaching files and clinical case material at leading medical centers.Table Of Contents Part I: TRAUMAChapter 1: Approach to TraumaChapter 2: Trauma in Adults: Upper ExtremityChapter 3: Trauma in Adults: Axial SkeletonChapter 4: Trauma in Adults: Lower ExtremityChapter 5: Trauma in ChildrenChapter 6: Imaging of Fracture Treatment and HealingPart II: TUMORSChapter 7: Approach to Bone LesionsChapter 8: Malignant and Aggressive TumorsChapter 9: Benign LesionsChapter 10: Metastatic TumorsPart III: JOINT DISEASEChapter 11: Approach to Joint DiseaseChapter 12: Inflammatory ArthritisChapter 13: Noninflammatory Joint DiseasePart IV: MISCELLANEOUS CONDITIONSChapter 14: Developmental and Congenital ConditionsChapter 15: Metabolic and Systemic ConditionsChapter 16: Infection and Marrow DiseaseChapter 17: Postsurgical Imaging