The chest X-ray : a survival guide /
Featuring a practical, clinical approach - and written in a quick-access style - this portable, economical reference helps you build a strong foundation in chest x-ray interpretation. Three radiologists with years of clinical and teaching experience present fundamental principles and key anatomical...
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Philadelphia :
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2008.
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Table of Contents:
- Reference: Normal CXR
- Core Knowledge
- Chest Radiology: The Basic Basics
- The LateraI CXR
- Alveolar Disease Versus lnterstitial Disease
- Pneumonia and the Silhouette Sign
- Lobar Collapse
- Hila and Hilar Abnormalities
- Pleural Abnormalities
- Mediastinum: Anatomy, Masses and Air
- Patterns in 21st Century Lung Infections
- Bronchial Carcinoma
- Cardiac Disease
- Pacemaker Assessment
- Patients in the Intensive Therapy Unit
- Particular Paediatric Points
- The Neonatal CXR
- The Radiologist's Toolbox
- Clinical Problems
- The CXR: Its Impact on Clinical Decision Making
- Analysis: One Lung Looks Blacker
- Analysis: White Out
- Analysis: Solitary Pulmonary Nodule
- Analysis: Multiple Pulmonary Nodules
- Suspected COPD
- Suspected Acute Pulmonary Embolism
- Suspected Aortic Dissection
- Suspected Metastatic Disease
- Chronic Cough: What To Look For
- Chest Pain: What To Look For
- Dyspnoea: What To Look For
- Asthmatic Attack: What To Look For
- Haemoptysis: What To Look For
- Systemic Hypertension: What To Look for
- Blunt Trauma: What To Look For.