This is a basic textbook on Accident and Emergency Radiology for
junior doctors, medical students, nurses and radiographers, and
other professions allied to medicine. It gives a unique combination
of insights into the legal, medical and patients' points of view
regarding how X-rays are taken, regulated, interpreted and so
easily misinterpreted in the context of accident and emergency
departments and their protocols. It emphasises the crucial
importance of knowing about normal anatomy and normal variations,
and of being fully aware of the enormous scope for error in dealing
with such films. It is a must for any doctor aspiring to work in
A&E and will provide a powerful body of methods for analyzing
the diagnostic quality of and pathology present on X-rays. Covers
the conditions most commonly encountered on an emergency basis or
as the result of accidents. Reviews the knowledge of normal anatomy
and normal anatomical variations essential to interpreting
radiographs accurately. Discusses effective methods for analyzing
the diagnostic quality of x-rays and interpreting the pathology.
Addresses the many pitfalls and the enormous potential for error in
technique and diagnosis. Use real-life cases of 'memorable'
patients to illustrate relevant historical facts and insights.
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