Radiology at a Glance

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John Wiley & Sons, Apr 12, 2010 - Medical - 120 pages
Following the familiar, easy-to-use at a Glance format, and in full-colour, this brand new title provides an accessible introduction and revision aid for medical students and students of radiography and physiotherapy. Reflecting changes to the content and assessment methods used in medical education, Radiology at a Glance provides a user-friendly overview of radiology to encapsulate all that the student needs to know.

Radiology at a Glance:

  • Addresses the basic concepts of radiation physics and radiation protection together with a structured approach to image interpretation
  • Offers coverage of the radiology of plain X-rays, fluoroscopy, ultrasound, CT, MRI, intervention, and nuclear medicine
  • Presents both theory and clinical practice through theoretical and case-based chapters
  • Features common and classic cases in each chapter
  • Includes OSCE preparation and self-assessment chapters with self-test radiographs
  • Provides easy access tables to help assess which radiological procedures are most appropriate for specific clinical problems
  • Allows for quick, easy access and reference whilst on the wards
  • Reflects the rapidly evolving impact of interventional radiology in managing patients
  • Includes a Foreword by the President of the Royal College of Radiologists

Pre-publication reviews

"I think the book explains the concepts brilliantly!"
4th year medical student, Leicester University

"The concepts are very clearly explained, including some of the more difficult physical principles. The case selection is very good and allows a solid explanation of tricky cases."
Final year student, Oxford University

 

Contents

Foreword
6
Preface and Acknowledgements
7
Abbreviations and Terminology
8
Plain Xray XR imaging
10
Fluoroscopy
12
Ultrasound US
14
Computed tomography CT
16
Magnetic resonance imaging MRI
18
US checklist and approach
66
US classic cases
68
CT imaging 31 CT checklist and approach
70
Chest CT anatomy
72
Chest CT classic cases I
74
Chest CT classic cases II
76
Abdominal CT anatomy
78
Abdominal CT classic cases I
80

Radiation protection and contrast agent precautions
20
Making a radiology referral
22
classic cases
24
CXR checklist and approach
26
CXR anatomy
28
CXR classic cases I
30
AXR checklist and approach
38
AXR anatomy
40
AXR classic cases I
42
Extremity XR checklist and approach
46
upper limb
48
pelvis and lower limb
50
shoulder and elbow
52
forearm wrist and hand
54
Hip and pelvis XR classic cases
56
knee ankle and foot
58
Face XR anatomy and classic cases
60
Fluoroscopy checklist and approach
62
Fluoroscopy classic cases
64
Abdominal CT classic cases II
82
Head CT anatomy
84
Head CT classic cases
86
IVU and CT KUB
88
CT and MR angiography
90
MRI checklist and approach
92
Head MR and classic cases
95
Cervical spine imaging anatomy and approach
97
Cervical spine imaging classic cases
98
Spine MR classic cases
100
Interventional radiology 47 Principles of interventional radiology
102
Interventional radiology classic cases
104
Nuclear medicine 49 Principles of nuclear medicine
106
Nuclear medicine classic cases
108
Self assessment Radiology OSCE case studies and questions
110
Answers
114
Index
116
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Rajat Chowdhury MA MSc BM BCh MRCS - SpR in radiology at Southampton University Hospitals NHS Trust - graduated from Oxford Iain Wilson MEng BMBS BMedSci MRCS AMIMechE - SpR in radiology at Southampton University Hospitals NHS Trust - graduated from Nottingham Christopher Rofe MB BCh BSc MRCP - SpR in radiology at Southampton University Hospitals NHS Trust - graduated from University of Wales Graham Lloyd-Jones MBBS BA MRCP FRCR - senior SpR in radiology at Southampton University Hospitals NHS Trust - graduated from Imperial

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