Aunt Minnie's atlas and imaging-specific diagnosis
By: [edited by] Thomas L. Pope Jr.
Contributors: Pope, Thomas Lee.
Edition: 3rd ed.
Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 605
ISBN-13: 9780781787819
Subjects: Diagnostic imaging -- Atlases; Diagnostic Imaging -- Atlases; Diagnosis, Differential -- Atlases; Radiography -- methods -- Atlases
Genres: Atlases.
Other titles: Atlas and imaging-specific diagnosis
Description: Revised and updated for its Third Edition, Aunt Minnie's Atlas is an excellent study tool for the oral radiology board examination. It features over 900 images and over 250 cases representing "Aunt Minnies"--diseases with unique radiographic features that allow a confident, immediate diagnosis. Each case is presented in an easy-to-follow format and includes crucial take-away points called "Aunt Minnie's Pearls." The cases represent all modalities and cover all subspecialties tested on the oral boards. This edition has more cases in more modalities, including new cases in breast MRI and digital mammography.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Pediatrics / Jeanne G. Hill, Paula Keslar, and Anil Rao; title: Musculoskeletal system / Catherine C. Roberts, Laura W. Bancroft, and Thomas L. Pope Jr.; title: Cardiovascular and interventional radiology / Stephen P. Loehr and Andrew G. Davis; title: Ultrasound / Susan J. Ackerman; title: Nuclear medicine / Mark A. Auler ... [et al.]; title: Neuroradiology : brain / Christopher K. Moses, Troy J. Marlow, Zoran Rumboldt; title: Neuroradiology : head and neck / Rick Wiggins; title: Neuroradiology : spine / Donna Roberts; title: Thoracic radiology / Lejla Aganovic and James G. Revenel; title: Cardiac radiology / Yeong Shyan Lee, Pal Suranyi, and U. Joseph Schoepf; title: Breast imaging / Elizabeth Deperi, Michelle McDonough, and Beata Panzegrau; title: Gastrointestinal radiology / David J. Ott and John R. Leyendecker; title: Genitourinary radiology / Judson R. Gash and Daniel J. Kirzeder.