The primary purpose of this book is to bridge the gap be tween the
practice of clinical medicine and diagnostic radi ology. It is
intended primarily for utilization by medical students in training
and by nonradiologist physicians. In this world of rapidly
expanding knowledge in the many specialties of medicine, it is
becoming increasingly difficult for many physicians to stay abreast
of the newer and constantly changing modalities of diagnosis as
well as the therapeutic regimens of the common as well as the less
common disease processes within their realm of practice. This book
will enable the busy clinician to utilize the consultative services
offered by his or her colleagues in diagnostic radiology with
maximum effectiveness. The most common clinical applications of the
more recent imag ing modalities (i. e. , nuclear medicine,
ultrasound, comput erized tomography, and magnetic resonance
imaging) have been categorized and condensed into a format that
will be both comprehensible and useful on a daily basis for those
physicians routinely requesting these diagnostic examina tions for
their patients. For simplicity, the book is divided, whenever
feasible, into organ systems and subdivided into the multiple
classifications of pathologic states (i. e. , con genital, trauma
or iatrogenic, inflammatory, and neo plasm). In addition, there are
brief comments related to the vii specific advantages and
disadvantages as well as the cost effectiveness of each modality.
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