Author	Bisker, Jeffrey. author
Title	Clinical Applications of Medical Imaging [electronic resource] / by Jeffrey Bisker
Imprint	Boston, MA : Springer US, 1986
Connect to	http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-5083-5
Descript	242 p. online resource

The primary purpose of this book is to bridge the gap beยญ tween the practice of clinical medicine and diagnostic radiยญ ology. It is intended primarily for utilization by medical students in training and by nonradiologist physicians. In this world of rapidly expanding knowledge in the many specialties of medicine, it is becoming increasingly difficult for many physicians to stay abreast of the newer and constantly changing modalities of diagnosis as well as the therapeutic regimens of the common as well as the less common disease processes within their realm of practice. This book will enable the busy clinician to utilize the consultative services offered by his or her colleagues in diagnostic radiology with maximum effectiveness. The most common clinical applications of the more recent imagยญ ing modalities (i. e. , nuclear medicine, ultrasound, computยญ erized tomography, and magnetic resonance imaging) have been categorized and condensed into a format that will be both comprehensible and useful on a daily basis for those physicians routinely requesting these diagnostic examinaยญ tions for their patients. For simplicity, the book is divided, whenever feasible, into organ systems and subdivided into the multiple classifications of pathologic states (i. e. , conยญ genital, trauma or iatrogenic, inflammatory, and neoยญ plasm). In addition, there are brief comments related to the vii specific advantages and disadvantages as well as the cost effectiveness of each modality

1. Gastrointestinal System -- Gastrointestinal Diseases -- Peritoneal Cavity and Abdominal Wall -- References -- 2. Hepatobiliary System -- Hepatic Diseases -- References -- Biliary System -- References -- 3. Pancreas, Spleen, and Reticuloendothelial System -- Pancreas -- References -- Spleen and Reticuloendothelial System -- References -- 4. Genitourinary Tract -- Renal Vascular Hypertension -- Trauma -- Bladder and Urethral Trauma -- Renal Failure -- Renal Mass or Enlarged Kidney -- Infection and Reflux -- Renal Transplant -- References -- 5. Male Pelvis and Scrotum -- Male Pelvis -- Scrotum -- References -- 6. Female Pelvis (Obstetrics/Gynecology) -- Obstetrics -- References -- Gynecology -- References -- 7. Respiratory System -- Inflammatory Disease -- Pulmonary Embolus -- Lung Neoplasm (Primary) -- Pulmonary Metastases -- The Widened Mediastinum and Mediastinal Mass -- References -- 8. Cardiovascular System -- Cardiac Disease -- References -- Vascular Disease -- References -- 9. Central Nervous System -- Brain -- References -- Spine -- References -- 10. Neck and Facial Structures -- Orbits -- Lacrimal Gland Dysfunction -- Paranasal Sinuses -- Salivary Gland-Parotid Enlargement -- Larynx and Pharynx -- Temperomandibular Joint Dysfunction -- References -- 11. Musculoskeletal System -- Inflammatory Disease -- Trauma -- Painful Prostheses -- Neoplasms -- Soft Tissue Masses -- Joint Pain -- Generalized Metabolic Bone Disease -- References -- 12. Breast -- Ultrasound -- Computerized Tomography -- References -- 13. Endocrine System -- Thyroid Gland -- References -- Adrenals -- References -- Parathyroid -- References -- 14. Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the Body -- Appendix: Summary of Indications for Testing -- Indications for Nuclear Medicine Studies -- Indications for Ultrasound -- Indications for Computerized Tomography

1. Medicine
2. General practice (Medicine)
3. Nuclear medicine
4. Radiology
5. Internal medicine
6. Medicine & Public Health
7. Internal Medicine
8. General Practice / Family Medicine
9. Nuclear Medicine
10. Ultrasound