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Thursday, April 5, 2018

[Ebook] Diagnostic Ultrasound 5th 2018

Diagnostic Ultrasound 5th 2018

Diagnostic Ultrasound 5th 2018
Internet
Te ffh edition of Diagnostic Ultrasound is a major revision.Previous editions have been very well accepted as referencetextbooks and have been the most commonly used reference in ultrasound education and practices worldwide. Te text andreferences have all been updated and are now all available online.
We are pleased to provide over 2500 new/revised images (withover 5800 images total) and over 380 new videos (with 480 totalvideos). Te display of real-time ultrasound has helped to capture those abnormalities that require a sweep through the pathologyto truly appreciate the lesion as well. Daily we fnd that cine or video clips show important areas between still images that help to make certain a diagnosis or relationships between lesions.
Now we rarely need to go back to reevaluate a lesion with another scan, making patient imaging more efcient. Another new offering in this textbook is a completely online “virtual” chapter on
artifacts. PowerPoint videos explain many of the artifacts that are linked to images and videos in the text
 

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Sunday, December 24, 2017

[Ebook] Normal Findings in CT and MRI - Link goolge


Normal Findings in CT and MRI  
Normal Findings in CT and MRI

Torsten B. Moeller, M. D.Am Caritas-Krankenhaus
Dillingen/Saar
Germany
Emil Reif, M. D.Am Caritas-Krankenhaus
Dillingen/Saar
Germany
210 Illustrations


This book, like its conventional counterpart Normal Findings in Radiography, deals with the apparently banal subject of the normal. It
addresses the question of how to recognize what is normal and how to
describe normal findings. These questions are as important in computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging as in other modalities. Even “sectional imaging” is based on the classical approach of reading images and formulating findings.
This book follows the same format used in
Normal Findings in Radiography. Each section starts with a brief descriptive interpretation of normal
findings in the region of interest. Next comes a checklist that follows the
sequence of the descriptive text and provides a systematic framework
for image interpretation. Some of the checklist entries offer phrasing
suggestions that may be helpful in the formulation of findings. Most
sections conclude with a table of “Important Data” listing the normal
ranges of values for the most important measurable parameters.
Of course, the “normal findings” presented here can only assist the ra

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