Mamourian A. CT Imaging: Practical Physics, Artifacts, and Pitfalls. Oxford University Press; 2013; 256 pp; $69.00 There is an immediate appeal to any book which has in its title “practical physics” or “pitfalls”, and such is the case with Dr. Mamourian’s
Please check out the accompanying podcast of this blog post: 1. Jensen OK, Nielsen CV, Sørensen JS, Stengaard-Pedersen K. Type 1 Modic changes was a significant risk factor for 1-year outcome in sick-listed low back pain patients: a nested cohort
Fellows’ Journal Club August 2014 (2 of 3) The prevalence, imaging appearance, presumed source, treatment, and outcome of patients with calcified cerebral emboli on CT were assessed in 22 cases seen by the authors and in 48 from the literature.
Riccabone M. Pediatric Imaging Essentials. Radiography, Ultrasound, CT, and MRI in Neonates and Children. Thieme; 2013; 364 pgs.; 633 illustrations, $119.99. Pediatric Imaging Essentials is a 9-chapter, 364-page book with 633 illustrations covering key topics in pediatric radiology. The stated
Radiologists find satisfaction in detecting abnormalities and making diagnoses. However, our judgement is required when we identify incidental findings, especially if the cost of workup is high and the benefit of workup may be low. The incidental thyroid nodule is
posted by Michael H. Lev and Max Wintermark Every year in the United States, more than three quarters of a million people have a stroke, and approximately every 3 minutes someone dies from a stroke. A significant portion of stroke
Published ahead of print on January 14, 2010 doi: 10.3174/ajnr.A1934 American Journal of Neuroradiology 31:E30, February 2010 © 2010 American Society of Neuroradiology L.E. Ginsberga, G.I. Claymanb, B.S. Edeiken-Monroec, E. Rohrend andS.I. Shermane aProfessor of Radiology and Head and Neck Surgery Diagnostic Radiology bA.J.
