دانلود کتاب یادگیری رادیولوژی – شناخت مبانی

The fifth edition of Learning Radiology: Recognizing the Basics features numerous additions and improvements while adhering to its fundamental design of presenting essential material in a succinct, straightforward format. Two completely new online appendices have been added to this edition. One looks forward in time and addresses the fundamental principles of artificial intelligence and its importance in imaging (e-Appendix G). The other is a look back at some of the early and, what might now seem, odd history of radiology, radiation, and how imaging changed the practice of medicine (e-Appendix E). Radiology is a specialty with images at its core, so there are more than 1,600 photos and illustrations in the print and online components of this book. More than a third of the photos in the text are new to this edition and almost all the remaining images have been fine-tuned to highlight the findings. There is a new, online section that provides images and descriptions of more than 200 imaging signs from every organ system that can make it easier for you to reach a diagnosis for a myriad of diseases. Each text chapter starts with a pertinent quiz question, answered at the end of the chapter, that highlights one of the core principles in that chapter. These questions invite you to discover the solution as you review the chapter, increasing your interactive understanding of the material. Also available is an abundance of additional material online, some of it interactive, starting of course with full-access to the entire text and all of its photos. There are also full online chapters on Nuclear Medicine, Radiation Safety, and an indepth algorithm for diagnosing adult heart disease using conventional radiography that could be very helpful. There is an online appendix of key terminology and a new, interactive module that presents several common clinical scenarios that takes you through the best imaging test to order based on recommendations from expert panels of the American College of Radiology. This information should prove indispensable on clinical rounds. With this new edition and its online supplements, you should hopefully be able to recognize abnormalities and interpret images better and, by so doing, perhaps participate in the care of patients with more assurance, confidence, and skill. When you complete the text, you might begin diagnosing abnormalities with such astonishing skill that you unsuspectingly impress your mentors and peers while you simultaneously amaze your friends and relatives. The path to being even more astounding begins on page 1.