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I.C.U. Chest Radiology - Principles and Case Studies +CD (Hardcover)
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I.C.U. Chest Radiology - Principles and Case Studies +CD (Hardcover)
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A practical, highly useful guide to the principles of I.C.U. chest
radiology, complete with case studies and radiographs on CD For
critically ill patients in a hospital's I.C.U., a portable chest
radiograph is the most helpful, and most commonly used, x-ray
examination. Cardiopulmonary complications and the malposition of
lines, tubes, and catheters are often initially detected on a
portable chest film. It is essential for hospital personnel to know
how to approach and read these films, and yet little attention has
been paid to teaching the accurate evaluation of this crucial
diagnostic tool. The first book in more than a decade to
specifically address this topic, I.C.U. Chest Radiology is an
authoritative and concise guide to interpreting portable chest
film; identifying and correcting any abnormal positions in the
various devices inserted into the vascular and respiratory systems;
and diagnosing abnormalities of the cardiopulmonary system.
Radiology expert Dr. Harold Moskowitz outlines his approach and
philosophy toward x-ray interpretation of the I.C.U. patient one
that can be used daily and in any I.C.U. setting. Divided into ten
straightforward chapters, the book begins with a discussion of the
physics necessary to obtain a proper film and moves on to the more
clinical problems encountered each day in the I.C.U. such as
airspace disease, barotrauma, pneumonia, congestive failure, and
malalignment of tubes and lines. Throughout, Moskowitz points out
specific findings that can often make a difference in a patient's
management. Supporting these detailed chapters is a CD featuring
real-life case studies and radiographic images that simulate common
problems in the I.C.U. This is a unique way for readers to prepare
to handle the all-too-common scenario: the 2:00 a.m. call from an
I.C.U. nurse that a patient has "crashed" and needs attention.
Using knowledge gleaned from the chapters, the reader is encouraged
to study the radiogra
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