Basic Knowledge Radiology : Nuclear Medicine and Radiotherapy With 215 Illustrations / edited by Martina Kahl-Scholz, Christel Vockelmann
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Basics: physical principles -- Conventional X-ray diagnostics -- Maammography -- Fluoroscopy -- Angiography, rotational angiography/Angio-CT -- Computed tomography (CT) -- Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) -- Sonography -- Contrast media -- Radiotherapy -- Nuclear medicine -- Emergencies and extreme situations -- Legislation -- Disease patterns: Neurology -- Head/neck -- Gynecology -- Respiratory system -- Gastointestinal tract -- Genitourinary -- Musculoskeletal diseases -- Cardiovascular diseases -- Endocrinological system -- Lymphatic system -- Pediatrics -- Exam section: MC questions and answers -- Clinical cases -- Solutions -- Index.
Basic knowledge of radiology Clear and compact, this textbook provides you with a complete overview of all radiology content relevant to the examination. It guides you in an easy-to-understand and GK-oriented manner through the entire basic knowledge from the basics to the most important clinical pictures, including nuclear medicine and radiation therapy. Benefit from the many years of experience of the lecturers, who have carefully selected and prepared the essentials for you. The content The proven didactic concept enables efficient learning: Exam section - For optimal preparation for MC questions and case studies. Core statements - Get to the heart of the matter Case studies - provide a vivid reference to practice Radiology to understand, learn, apply. This book is a translation of an original German edition. The translation was done with the help of artificial intelligence (machine translation by the service DeepL.com). A subsequent human revision was done primarily in terms of content, so that the book will read stylistically differently from a conventional translation.
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