MR & CT Perfusion Imaging: Clinical Applications and Theoretical Principles

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Autor: Roland Bammer

ISBN: 9781451147155

Editura: Lippincott Williams Wilkins

Anul publicarii: 2016

Pagini: 1296

Format: Hardback

Categoria: RADIOLOGY & DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING

DESCRIERE

The long-awaited first edition of MR and CT Perfusion and Pharmacokinetic Imaging: Clinical Applications and Theory is a welcome new resource for healthcare professionals involved in the rapidly evolving field of perfusion technology. Using MRI and CT scanning procedures, perfusion imaging is being used with increasing frequency to aid the diagnostic process in a wide spectrum of pathologies, including ischemia, cancer, inflammation and many more, throughout the entire human body.
This is the first text of its kind to comprehensively address the technical and clinical aspects of perfusion imaging, used in both MRI and CT.

Features

The first text to include both MRI and CT in perfusion imaging studies and highlight their parallels as well as the strengths and weaknesses of each modality
Overarching approach spanning from data acquisition to postprocessing and clinical data interpretation
Includes real-life scenarios depicting the use of perfusion in actual patient cases
Contains hundreds of MRI and CT scans that portray anatomy, variants, and pathology
Provides key learning points and protocol suggestions for numerous clinical questions
Each chapter unites international leaders in the field to convey most up-to-date knowledge

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