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Established as a classic for 40 years, Paul and Juhl's Essentials of Radiologic Imaging is now in its thoroughly updated Seventh Edition. This concise single-volume text and reference has been consistently praised for its practical organization by body systems and regions, clear and readable style, abundance of superb illustrations, and comprehensive approach to both common and uncommon disorders.The Seventh Edition features 12 new contributing authors and completely rewritten sections on the brain and spinal cord; the chest; and the face, mouth, and jaws. Coverage of the chest includes three new chapters on chest disease in the immunocompromised patient; inflammatory and immunologic disease of the lung; and chest trauma, the postoperative chest, and the ICU patient. The chapter on obstetric and gynecologic imaging also has been rewritten by a new contributing author. The book contains more than 1,700 illustrations--about 1,000 of them new to this edition.… (more)
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WN 200 P3232 1998
CONTENTS:
Introduction: physics
Osseous system
Introduction to skeletal radiology and bone growth
Traumatic lesions of bones and joints
Diseases of the joints
Bone tumors and related conditions
Infections and inflammations of bones
Metabolic, endocrine, and related bone diseases
Miscellaneous conditions
Normal anatomic variants and miscellaneous skeletal anomalies
Congenital malformation syndromes: osteochondrodysplasias, dysostoses, and chromosomal disorders
Superficial soft tissues
Brain and spinal cord
Intracranial diseases
Spinal cord and vertebral column
Abdomen and gastrointestinal tract
Abdomen
Liver, biliary system, and pancreas
Interventional gastrointestinal radiology
Pharynx and esophagus
Stomach and duodenum
Small intestine
Colon
Urinary and female genital tracts
Urinary tract
Obstetric and gynecologic imaging
Chest
Methods of examination, techniques, and anatomy of the chest
Pulmonary and airway problems in the pediatric patient
Chest infections
Chest disease in the immunocompromised patient
Diseases of the airways
Diseases of occupational, chemical, and physical origin
Circulatory disturbances
Tumors of the lungs and bronchi
Miscellaneous pulmonary conditions: inflammatory, autoimmune, and diseases of unknown or multifactorial cause
Chest in trauma, postoperative, and intensive care
Mediastinum
Diseases of the pleura
Diseases of the chest wall and diaphragm
Cardiovascular system
Face, mouth, and jaws
Paranasal sinuses
Facial trauma
Temporal bone
Teeth, jaws, and salivary glands.