Total Body Computerized Tomography

La rilegatura appare solida e il blocco è compatto. La sovraccoperta mostra usura con abrasioni, sporco e scolorimento, più evidente nella metà inferiore e lungo il dorso. Le pagine interne appaiono pulite e ordinate, con normale ingiallimento del taglio dovuto al tempo. Opera specialistica dedicata alla tomografia computerizzata del corpo intero, nata in ambito congressuale e rivolta a specialisti della diagnostica per immagini. Raccoglie contributi tecnici e clinici su una disciplina allora in forte sviluppo, con taglio documentario e scientifico. La ricchezza di figure e tabelle suggerisce un uso sia di consultazione sia di aggiornamento professionale. È un volume interessante per radiologi, medici e studiosi della storia della diagnostica. Indice: List of Addresses Preface Section 1: Introduction to CT Basic Principles of Computerized Tomography Comparison of Bimodal (Translate-Rotate) and Pure Rotary CT Body Scanners Calculation of Profitability in Computer Tomography (CT) Section 2: Thorax Anatomy of the Organs of the Neck and the Thoracic Cage in Computerized Tomography Computerized Tomography: Thorax Early Clinical Experience in CT Scanning of the Thorax Using a Third Generation Scanner Lung Density Measurements by Computed Tomography Specific CT Contribution to Diagnosing and Staging Pulmonary and Pleural Tumors CT-Whole Body Scanning in Infancy and Childhood Section 3: Dose Problems Pitfalls in CT of the Head Absorbed Dose to the Patient by Computerized Whole Body X-Ray Tomography Skin Dose Versus Object Size in Fan Beam CT Low Dose CT Imaging Section 4: Liver and Pancreas Abdominal Anatomy in Computer Tomograms Computed Tomographic Evaluation of the Pancreas CT of the Liver CT in Neoplastic and Inflammatory Tumors of the Pancreas Diagnostic Accuracy of Computerized Tomography by Comparison with Ultrasonography and Endoscopic Pancreatography Computed Tomographic Scanning in Liver Disease Comparison of CT and Scintigraphy in Diseases of the Liver Contrast Medium Kinetics and Enhancement of Abdominal Computer Tomography Experimental Studies on Tissue Identification with Contrast Enhancement Kinetics Section 5: Retroperitoneal Space CT in Diseases of the Kidney and Suprarenal Glands Computed Tomography of the Retroperitoneum: Anatomic and Pathologic Considerations Computerized Tomography of the Suprarenal Glands Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms and CT Scanning CT in the Diagnosis of Hematoma in the Retroperitoneal Space Density Measurements of Abdominal Organs in CT Total Body Computerized Tomography in the Study of Hematologic Disorders Section 6: CT Ultrasound Angiography CT and Ultrasound in the Abdomen and in the Retroperitoneal Space: Competition or Combination Computerized Tomography, Lymphangiography, and Ultrasound in the Diagnosis of Lymph Node Enlargement: A Comparison Area and Volume Measurement of CT Images: Errors and their Correction Abdominal CT Scan Versus Angiography: Comparison and Work-Up Policy in the Study of Space-Occupying Lesions Section 7: Pelvis CT in the Evaluation of Space-Occupying Lesions of the Thoracic and Abdominal Wall Computed Tomography of the Pelvis Computed Tomography in Gynecology Section 8: Abdomen, Spine, and Bone Early Clinical Experience in CT Scanning of the Abdomen Using a Third Generation Scanner New Multiplanar CT Display Capabilities: Applications in the Spine Value of CT in Spinal Dysraphism Molded Picture Representation of Whole Body Organs Generated from CT Scan Sequences Quantitative Determination of Bone Density in Vitro by Computed Tomography Photon Absorptiometry and CT Scanning in Determination of Bone Mineral Content Computed Tomographic Scanning and Radioisotope Bone Scanning: a Comparison Initial Experience with Computerized Tomography in Osteoarticular and Muscular Pathologic Conditions Section 9: Profitability and Radiation Treatment Planning Progress in Com.…