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دسته بندی: الکترونیک: رادیو ویرایش: 1 نویسندگان: Gabriel Conder, John Rendle, Sarah Kidd, Rakesh R. Misra سری: ISBN (شابک) : 0521700140, 9780521700146 ناشر: سال نشر: 2009 تعداد صفحات: 367 زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 9 مگابایت
در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب A-Z of Abdominal Radiology به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.
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A practical easy-to-use guide to the diagnosis of all common abdominal disorders.
Half-title Title Copyright Dedication Contents Acknowledgements Preface Abbreviations Abdominal trauma Clinical characteristics Penetrating trauma Blunt trauma to the spleen Radiological features Complications Blunt trauma to the liver Radiological features Complications Blunt trauma to the kidneys Radiological features Blunt trauma to pancreas Radiological features Complications Blunt Trauma to the gastrointestinal tract Radiological features Less-common abdominal trauma injuries Trauma to the bladder Aetiology and frequency Classification of bladder rupture Extraperitoneal bladder rupture Intraperitoneal bladder rupture Clinical characteristics Radiological features Abscesses within the abdomen Peritoneal abcesses Clinical characteristics Radiological features Perirenal and renal abscesses Clinical characteristics Radiological features Hepatic abscesses Clinical characteristics Radiological features Achalasia Clinical characteristics Radiological features Adnexal masses Clinical characteristics Radiological features Adrenal masses Clinical characteristics Causes of adrenal masses Radiological features Adrenal adenomas versus metastatic deposits Intervention Phaeochromocytoma Radiological features Adrenocortical carcinoma Radiological features Myelolipoma Radiological Features Adrenal haemorrhage Radiological features Aortic aneurysm Clinical characteristics Radiological features Appendicitis Clinical characteristics Radiological features Ascites Clinical characteristics Radiological features Bezoar Clinical characteristics Radiological features Biliary gas Clinical characteristics Radiological features Biliary obstruction Clinical characteristics Radiological features Bladder calculi Clinical characteristics Radiological features Bowel obstruction Small-bowel obstruction Clinical characteristics Radiological features Large bowel obstruction Clinical characteristics Radiological features Pseudo-obstruction Clinical characteristics Radiological features Ileus Clinical characteristics Radiological features Calcifications Chilaiditi's sign/syndrome Clinical characteristics Radiological features Cholecystitis Clinical characteristics Radiological features Cirrhosis Clinical characteristics Radiological features Colitis Ulcerative colitis Clinical characteristics Radiological features Differential diagnosis Pseudomembranous colitis Clinical characteristics Radiological features Ischaemic colitis Clinical characteristics Radiological features Radiation colitis Clinical characteristics Radiological features Toxic megacolon Clinical characteristics Radiological features Colonic carcinoma Clinical characteristics Radiological features Colonic diverticulitis Clinical characteristics Radiological features Colonic polyps Adenomatous colonic polyps Clinical characteristics Radiological features Post-inflammatory colonic polyposis Clinical characteristics Radiological features Crohn's disease Clinical characteristics Radiological features Dermoid tumour Clinical characteristics Radiological features Ectopic pregnancy Clinical characteristics Radiological features Endometrial carcinoma Clinical characteristics Radiological features Familial polyposis coli Clinical characteristics Radiological features Fistulae Clinical characteristics Radiological features Foreign bodies Clinical characteristics Radiological features of ingested foreign bodies Radiological features of iatrogenic/inserted and incidental foreign bodies Free intra-abdominal gas Pneumoperitoneum Clinical characteristics Radiological features Pneumoretroperitoneum Clinical characteristics Radiological features Gallstones Clinical characteristics Radiological features Hepatic masses Simple hepatic cysts Clinical characteristics Radiological features Hepatic haemangioma Clinical characteristics Radiological features Hepatic adenomas Clinical characteristics Radiological features Focal nodular hyperplasia Clinical characteristics Radiological feature Hepatic metastatic deposits Clinical characteristics Radiological features Hepatocellular carcinoma Clinical characteristics Radiological features Radiological interventions in hepatic masses Herniae of the abdomen and pelvis Hiatus hernia Clinical characteristics Radiological features Types of abdominal and pelvic herniae Clinical characteristics Radiological features Intussusception Paediatric intussusception Clinical characteristics Radiological features Radiological management Adult intussusception Clinical characteristrics Radiological features Management Lines and devices Radiological features Types of line/device Vascular lines Urinary tract lines Gynaecological lines/devices Gastrointestinal tract lines Surgical drains Lymphadenopathy Clinical characteristics Radiological features Lymphoma: abdominal Clinical characteristics Radiological features Liver Spleen Gastrointestinal tract Pancreas Genitourinary tract Adrenal glands New developments Omental secondary deposits Clinical characteristics Radiological features Pancreatic carcinoma Clinical characteristics Radiological features Pancreatitis Clinical characteristics Clinical presentation Acute pancreatitis Radiological features Chronic pancreatitis Radiological features Complications of pancreatitis Pancreatic necrosis Infected pancreatic necrosis Acute fluid collections (phlegmon) Pancreatic pseudocyst Pancreatic abscess Portal vein thrombosis Clinical characteristics Radiological features Portal venous gas Clinical characteristics Radiological features Portal venous hypertension Clinical characteristics Radiological features Radiological management Pyelonephritis Clinical characteristics Radiological features Complications of pyelonephritis Abscesses Xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis Emphysematous pyelonephritis Renal artery stenosis Clinical characteristics Radiological features Renal calcification Perirenal retroperitoneal calcification Calcification associated with a distinct renal mass Nephrocalcinosis Cortical nephrocalcinosis Medullary nephrocalcinosis Renal developmental anomalies Horseshoe kidney Radiological features Crossed renal ectopia Pelvic kidney Complete ureteral duplication (duplex kidney) Radiological features Partial duplex system Renal agenesis Renal masses: benign Simple renal cysts Radiological features Renal sinus cyst (parapelvic cyst) Radiological features Atypical cysts Radiological features Adult polycystic kidney disease Clinical characteristics Radiological features Acquired cystic kidney disease Clinical characteristics Radiological features Angiomyolipomas Clinical characteristics Radiological features Oncocytomas Clinical characteristics Radiological features Renal masses: malignant Renal cell carcinoma Clinical characteristics Radiological features Radiological therapies Renal lymphoma Clinical characteristics Radiological features Metastases to the kidney Clinical characteristics Radiological features Transitional cell carcinonma Renal tract calculi Clinical characteristics Radiological features Retroperitoneal fibrosis Clinical characteristics Radiological features Splenomegaly Clinical characteristics Radiological features Testicular neoplasms Clinical characteristics Radiological features Transitional cell carcinoma Clinical characteristics Radiological features Bladder Radiological features Kidneys Radiological features Ureters Radiological features Tuberculosis of the abdomen and pelvis Clinical characteristics Abdominal tuberculous lymphadenopathy Clinical characteristics Radiological features Tuberculous peritonitis Clinical characteristics Radiological features Gastrointestinal tuberculosis Clinical characteristics Radiological features Hepatosplenic tuberculosis Clinical characteristics Radiological features Adrenal tuberculosis Clinical characteristics Radiological features Genitourinary tuberculosis Clinical characteristics Radiological features Musculoskeletal tuberculosis Uterine fibroids Clinical characteristics Radiological features Radiological management Volvulus Clinical characteristics Gastric volvulus Clinical characteristics Radiological features Caecal volvulus Clinical characteristics Radiological features Sigmoid volvulus Clinical characteristics Radiological features Small-bowel volvulus Clinical characteristics Radiological features