Manual of Radiology: Acute Problems and Essential Procedures (Lippincott Manual Series)

Thoroughly updated for its Second Edition, this manual is ideal for residents in training, especially those junior residents learning how to perform procedures and facing the first months of call. The manual encapsulates the core information needed for conducting clinical examinations and determining which imaging examination is appropriate for the large variety of problems that can occur on call. Coverage of each clinical problem includes indications for testing, protocol for test, possible findings, and clues to diagnosis. Suggested readings are also included. This edition covers more procedures and includes more information on drug/contrast media interactions. The Manual of radiology is a survival guide for the on-call radiologist. Created by radiology residents and faculty at Johns Hopkins, the Manual provides practical information in a readily accessible format. The Manual of Radiology emphasizes: selecting the best imaging modality; choosing the appropriate protocol; identifying the key finding needed to establish the diagnosis; and avoiding pitfalls. The Manual opens a window into imaging for radiologists and non-radiologists. Any given problem or suspected disease process has a range of diagnostic pathways. This book will help you choose the optimal test and understand its results, which will lead to better patient care Edited By Clifford R. Weiss ... [et Al.]. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.