Neuroimaging in Neurology: An Interactive CD. D.C. Preston and B.E. Shapiro, eds. Saunders Elsevier; 2007, $145.00. Neuroimaging in Neurology: An Interactive CD is a 275-MB CD, designed by Drs Preston and Shapiro (both neurologists) to allow the viewer to interact
Handbook of Cerebrovascular Disease and Neurointerventional Technique. M.R. Harrigan and J.P. Deveikis, eds. Totowa, NJ: Humana Press; 2009, 760 pages, 2 illustrations, $179.00. In this densely informative pocket-sized Handbook of Cerebrovascular Disease and Neurointerventional Technique, Drs Harrigan and Deveikis compiled
Diagnostic Neuroradiology. V.N. Kornienko and I.N. Pronin. Springer; 2009, 1288 pages, 7040 illustrations, $279.00. One need go no further than this 1288-page book, Diagnostic Neuroradiology, to realize that high-quality neuroradiology is practiced in major medical centers throughout the world. The
Tumors of the Spine. D.H. Kim, U.-K. Chang, S.-H. Kim, M.H. Bilsky, eds. Saunders Elsevier; 2008, 728 pages, 600 illustrations, $280.00. Tumors of the Spine, a multiauthored (22 authors) 728-page hardcover book edited by 4 spine neurosurgeons (Drs Kim, Chang,
W. Morrison and T. Sanders, eds. Mosby; 2008, 788 pages, $149.00. Conventional musculoskeletal radiology textbooks have traditionally been organized according to either disease category or body part, focusing on the imaging appearance of the entities presented. The end result has,
G.G. Haddad and S.P. Yu, eds. Totowa, NJ: Humana Press; 2009, 343 pages, 47 illustrations, $159.00. The stated intent of this multi-authored volume is to provide a broad mechanistic foundation for understanding brain disorders attributable to oxygen dysregulation. The editors
Roger N. Rosenberg, ed. Springer; 2009, 560 pages, 223 illustrations, $199.00. For those who prefer a highly visual display and description of clinical neurology, this 560-page atlas would, at first glance, seem to be inviting; however, for those who would
M. Filippi, guest ed. Philadelphia: W.B. Saunders; 2008, Part I: pages 563–719, 66 figures; Part II: pages 1–132, 46 figures. The introduction of MR imaging to the evaluation of patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) has dramatically altered our understanding of
J. Klekamp and M. Samii, eds. Springer; 2007, 526 pages, 1862 illustrations, $389.00. Neuroradiologists infrequently observe the intraoperative findings of patients whose imaging studies they have interpreted unless they are actively involved with intraoperative spinal sonography (which comprises a vanishing
A.P. Dhawan, H.K. Huang, D.-S. Kim, eds. World Scientific Publishing; 2008, 868 pages, $228.00. At first glance at the cover and size of Principles and Advanced Methods in Medical Imaging and Image Analysis,a passerby might think that it is the
