By David Sutton
A Two-Volume reference at the medical foundation and medical perform of radiology, this re-creation has been completely revised and up-dated with the most recent applied sciences and modalities within the box. The booklet is geared up by way of physique method and contains an built-in, multi-modality method of radiological analysis. The emphasis in at the scientific effectiveness of latest imaging perform. The textual content is supported with considerable top of the range illustrations.
- Comprehensive evaluate of up to date radiological perform
- Emphasises a multi-modality method of analysis
- Highly selective and present record of references for additional research
- Abundant illustrations (almost 5,000 radiological photographs in addition to many graphs and tables) make clear and increase the textual content every time applicable
- Increased insurance of mammography, radiology imaging of trauma, transplantation and oncology
- All chapters completely revised, deleting out of date thoughts
- Approximately 30% of the illustrations are fresh
- Highlights the most recent technical advances in CT, MR, Ultrasound and radionuclide agents
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