102 / 132
Medical Reference Catalogue 2015
99
Perfusion Imaging in Clinical Practice
A Multimodality Approach to Tissue Perfusion Analysis
Farhood Saremi MD
Keck Medicine of USC
June 2015 / Hardcover
Approx. 608 pp / Approx. 849 Illus.
978-1-4511-9316-9
DESCRIPTION
This is the first comprehensive resource for perfusion imaging that focuses on the practical clinical application of these
techniques for practicing physicians. It addresses the rapid development of CT scanners and increased practice of perfusion
studies. The text covers clinical practice of perfusion used in brain, cardiac, liver, kidney, and oncologic imaging along with a
wide coverage of MDCT.
RADIOLOGY & NUCLEAR MEDICINE
Radiology and Pathology Correlation of Bone Tumors
A Quick Reference and Review
Adam Greenspan MD
University of California, Davis School of Medicine; UC Davis Medical Center
Dariusz Borys MD
UC Davis Medical Center
October 2015 / Hardcover
Approx. 400 pp
978-1-4698-9887-2
DESCRIPTION
This guide to the most important features of benign and malignant bone tumors is written in an easy-to-read format with
a bullet-type arrangement for quick reference and review. With its concise arrangement the content is specifically geared
towards daily clinical practice as well as board preparation. It clearly illustrates both the radiologic and pathologic features
of the typical and some atypical musculoskeletal lesions. Each section discusses a variety of osseous lesions, benign and
malignant, with the most important aspects of imaging and pathologic findings and pertinent differential diagnosis. This is
followed by references and multiple-choice questions. This text will be a helpful compendium for those individuals who train
in Radiology, Anatomic Pathology, and Orthopedic Surgery.
FEATURES
• Contains high resolution cross-sectional images, with post processed images assisting the reader in quickly and easily
recognizing various pathologies.
• Multimodality approach provides understanding of clinical issues and diagnoses
• Key new areas - kidney and prostate perfusion imaging, discussion covering faster scanners such as 320 slices, dual source
CTs, and low dose CT techniques
• Allows systematic learning and a quick, detailed reference for specific questions.