HRCT of the Lung

Specialty Imaging: HRCT of the Lung, third edition

Description

An easy-to-read bulleted format and thousands of state-of-the-art imaging examples guide you step by step through every aspect of thin-section CT and HRCT in the evaluation of patients with suspected lung disease.

Additional information

Author(s):
Martinez-Jiménez, Rosado-de-Christenson and Garrana
Martinez-Jiménez, Rosado-de-Christenson and Garrana
ISBN:
978-0-443-28636-0
978-0-443-28636-0
Publisher:
Elsevier
Elsevier
Reviewed by:
Dr Janine Lee, consultant chest radiologist, Aintree University Hospital and Dr John Curtis, retired consultant chest radiologist
Dr Janine Lee, consultant chest radiologist, Aintree University Hospital and Dr John Curtis, retired consultant chest radiologist

Publisher price: £212.99

This book, written by established thoracic radiologists in the US, contains 577 pages of beautifully illustrated radiology, histopathology and anatomical line images supplemented by easy-to-understand text covering the important pathological and imaging features of a host of different conditions falling under the ‘pathological sieve’ and even some rare conditions. It includes PETCT images, where relevant.

The chapter on fundamentals of HRCT is outstanding and the accompanying illustrations are first rate. The reader needs to get a full grasp of anatomical considerations before understanding HRCT patterns and this section more than achieves that aim. The text and illustrations of the secondary pulmonary lobule are superb. 

The remainder of the book describes in some detail, and organisation, every condition likely to be encountered when carrying out HRCT of the lung. The radiology images – plain film and HRCT – are of the highest quality. The text is laid out methodically and is highly relevant without being over-exhaustive.

The useful digital version (included with the hardback) enhances the accessibility of the book with high quality enlarged images, adaptable fonts, backgrounds and read-aloud audio options. The reader can also make use of bookmarks, notes and flashcard features. 

This book is outstanding, and it would be ideal for every career chest radiologist and radiology department to own at least one copy.

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