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Ultrasound, 1ed

In 187 cases that feature over 1,700 high-quality images, Ultrasound provides a succinct review of clinically relevant cases covering the full range of clinical problems and diagnoses in this subspecialty of radiology. Pathologies are grouped into Gynecologic, Obstetrical, Abdominal, Small Parts, and Vascular sections. The volume follows the easy-to-use format of question and answer in which the patient history is provided on the first page of the case, and radiologic findings, differential diagnoses, teaching points, and next steps in management, followed by suggestions for further reading. Ultrasound is an essential resource for radiology residents and practicing radiologists alike.

Tis case series covers a wide spectrum of clinical applications of ultrasound. A total of 187 cases have been grouped into six sections: Gynecology; First Trimester (Obstetrics); Second and Tird Trimester (Obstetrics); Abdomen (gastrointestinal, urology, and retroperitoneal pathology); Small Parts (thyroid, scrotal, and musculoskeletal pathology); and Vascular. Although the book focuses on diagnoses that are commonly addressed by ultrasound and content that should be mastered during residency, more unusual pathology is also included. Te cases also vary in terms of difculty. Cases are presented as unknowns with a short clinical history, and on subsequent pages explanation of the imaging features, differential diagnosis, salient teaching points, and a brief discussion of clinical management are provided.

Information is presented in a concise bullet-point format, and correlation with other imaging modalities—including plain flms, computed tomography, magnetic resonance, positron emission tomography/computed tomography, and angiography—is provided as appropriate. Although ofen considered the frst line or screening imaging modality of choice, ultrasound should not be practiced in an isolated imaging vacuum. Hence, these correlative images have been included not only to emphasize and clarify the ultrasound fndings but also to help the reader understand when additional imaging is helpful. In addition, correlative cases have also been provided in numerous instances to demonstrate normal anatomy for comparison, additional imaging features to illustrate the spectrum of ultrasound fndings for the entity under discussion, or related pathology. It is hoped that these additional cases will help the reader to better analyze the important discriminatory imaging and/or clinical features of the entities included in the differential diagnosis. Lastly, pertinent key references are provided at the end of each case for the reader who wishes to learn more about the index case pathology

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Contents

Section I. Gynecology
Section II. First Trimester
Section III. Second and Third Trimester
Section IV. Abdomen
Section V. Small Parts
Section VI. Vascular

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