Cardiac top 100 diagnoses

• Other Authors: Brady, Thomas J. (Editor), Grist, Thomas M. (Editor), Westra, Sjirk J. (Editor), Wicky, Stephan (Editor), Abbara, Suhny (Editor)
• Format: Book
• Language: English
• Published: Salt Lake City, Utah Philadelphia, Pa. W.B. Saunders 2003
• Series: PocketRadiologist
• Subjects: Heart Diseases > diagnosis; Heart > radiography; Heart Diseases > radiography
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 PocketRadiologist - Cardiac : Top 100 Diagnoses Paperback PocketRadiologist English By (author) Thomas J. Brady Share Each title in the PocketRadiologist; series provides you with the 100 most important diagnoses in a particular radiological speciality. For each diagnosis, you'll find 2 crisply reproduced images, plus consistent, bulleted summaries of... Key Facts Imaging Findings Differential Diagnosis Clinical Issues Pathologic Features References * This unique organisation makes it remarkably easy to accurately and rapidly confirm or rule out a diagnosis! And all of the PocketRadiologist titles are available as soft cover, pocket-sized books or as Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) software to meet you preferred reference style! 16 volumes cover a wide range of radiologic specialties, including musculoskeletal imaging head and neck imaging neuroimaging chest imaging ultrasound cardiac imaging spine imaging vascular imaging pediatric imaging gastrointestinal/genitourinary imaging and emergency imaging. Two different formats suit the needs of any practitioner: The PDA versions of these resources-simple to install on any Palm or Pocket PC are extremely user-friendly and require very little practice to use. They can be purchased on a retail CD-ROM or downloaded from the Website: www.PocketRadiologist.com The paperback versions average 320 pages in length and are 5" x 8" in size-so they can be carried and consulted anytime, anywhere. For each diagnosis, readers will find 1 - 2 radiologic images/illustrations, plus lists of Key Facts Imaging Findings Differential Diagnosis Clinical Issues Pathologic Features and References. Imaging Findings include General Features CT Findings and MR findings, as well as Other Modality Findings and Imaging Recommendations (where appropriate). Pathologic Features detail General Pathology Gross Pathologic/Surgical Features Microscopic Features and Staging or Grading Criteria. Clinical Issues address Presentation as well as Natural History and Treatment and Prognosis (where relevant)