PDF-(BOOK)-Diagnostic Imaging: Gynecology
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Authored by some of the worlds preeminent authorities in its field this new book represents todays best single source of guidance on gynecological imaging It presents
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Authored by some of the worlds preeminent authorities in its field this new book represents todays best single source of guidance on gynecological imaging It presents more details for each diagnosis more representative images more case data and more current references than any other reference tool At the same time its userfriendly format lets you access all of this information remarkably quickly Dr Hedvig Hricak has assembled an extraordinary group of world recognized experts in gynecologic imaging They have collated their combined experience to create the most comprehensive review of gynecologic abnormalities ever published It is exquisitely illustrated and contains the most update imaging techniques in US CT and MRICovers the top imaging diagnoses in gynecology including both common and uncommon entities Provides exquisitely reproduced imaging examples for every diagnosisplus concise bulleted summaries of terminology imaging findings key facts differential diagnosis pathology clinical issues a diagnostic checklist and selected referencesIncludes an extensive image gallery for each entity depicting common and variant casesOffers a vivid fullcolor design that makes the material easy to readDisplays a thumbnail visual differential diagnosis for each entity. 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