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Essentials of Radiology


The first step in medical imaging is to examine the patient and determine the possible cause of his or her problem. Only after this is done can you decide which imaging study is the most appropriate. A vast number of algorithms or guidelines have been developed, but no consensus exists on the “right” one for a given symptom or disease because a number of imaging modalities have similar sensitivities and specificities. In this text, I have chosen to give you my opinion on the initial study to order in a specific clinical setting.

What should you expect from an imaging examination?

Typically, one expects to find the exact location of a problem and hopes to make the diagnosis. Although some diseases present a very characteristic picture, most can appear in a variety of forms depending on the stage. As a result, image interpretation will yield a differential diagnosis that must be placed in the context of the clinical findings...


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Diagnostic Radiology (Adam Grainger & Allison's) 5th ed



Grainger & Allison's Diagnostic Radiology: 2-volume set (2 Vol Set)
By Andy Adam, Adrian K. Dixon, Ronald G. Grainger, David J. Allison
Publisher: Churchill Livingstone
Number Of Pages: 1936
Publication Date: 2007-09-11
ISBN-10 / ASIN: 0443101639
ISBN-13 / EAN: 9780443101632
Binding: Hardcover






Book Description: Now published in 2 volumes, the new edition of this landmark text gives you a succinct but comprehensive account of all currently available imaging modalities and their clinical applications. Extensively revised and restructured, it is an excellent review text for resident radiologists, offering detailed information on all the imaging modalities and interventional procedures needed for exam preparation. Additionally, it helps the practicing radiologists with a concentrated overview of the latest imaging techniques covering all parts of the body.
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LANGE Basic Radiology

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