Felson's Principles of Chest Roentgenology: A Programmed Text
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Book Overview
The long-awaited 2nd Edition of Felsons best-selling reference reflects the most recent developments in chest radiology, while retaining the effective, interactive teaching style and humorous approach of the original edition. Its programmed approach presents the radiographic images on left-hand pages and the text on right-hand pages. A flap hides the answers until the reader is ready to compare their analysis to the correct one.Covers all of the essential aspects of pleural, mediastinal, and cardiac radiography.Engages the reader in the learning process through active participation, allowing the individual to set his or her own pace.
Includes frequent quizzes that reinforce learning.Presents all new high-quality radiographs.Features CT, MR, and ultrasound images where appropriate.
Provides examples of chest x-rays and cross-sectional images, giving the reader a three-dimensional grasp of anatomy.Offers new chapters on Cross-Sectional Imaging Techniques, The Normal Chest X-Ray: Reading Like a Pro, Patterns of Lung Disease, Understanding the Mediastinum, and Cardiovascular Disease.
Includes frequent quizzes that reinforce learning.Presents all new high-quality radiographs.Features CT, MR, and ultrasound images where appropriate.
Provides examples of chest x-rays and cross-sectional images, giving the reader a three-dimensional grasp of anatomy.Offers new chapters on Cross-Sectional Imaging Techniques, The Normal Chest X-Ray: Reading Like a Pro, Patterns of Lung Disease, Understanding the Mediastinum, and Cardiovascular Disease.
Format:Paperback
Language:English
ISBN:0721676855
ISBN13:9780721676852
Release Date:March 1999
Publisher:Saunders
Length:260 Pages
Weight:1.41 lbs.
Dimensions:0.5" x 7.3" x 10.0"
Customer Reviews
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Great Radiology text for a Junior resident/ medstudent
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 17 years ago
Its a great little books to start of with. It well edited and I actually had some CT read by Dr Goodman, when I was in Milwaukee: the guy is a genius. As a med student I would rather borrow this book: not buy it. too expensive!
Excellent beginning book
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 17 years ago
This book does a great job of explaining the basics. It is easy to read and interactive. A must for anyone beginning a chest x-ray class.
The best resource I've found to learn how to read chest films
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 17 years ago
As a third year medical student I've read many radiology books trying to learn how to quickly and accurately read chest films. This is the best resource I've found so far! I've read this book cover to cover three times (read the 2nd edition once, this new 3rd edition twice) and I've been able to quickly read PA and lateral chest films accurately as competently as any intern or resident. Although the book also teaches how to read a chest CT, its strength lies in teaching how to identify and localize chest pathology in either portable chest films, or PA and lateral films. This new edition is somewhat shorter than the previous one because there's one chapter ("segmental anatomy") that has been put on the CD. In addition to that chapter, the CD also has additional chapters, exercises and films to read that do not appear in previous editions. If you're looking for a fun, quick way to learn how to correctly identify common lung pathology on a chest film, this book is the best way to start. It will not make you an expert radiologist, but as a 3rd year med student the knowledge I've gained from this book is simply invaluable.
The best way to learn to read chest films
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 20 years ago
This is an excellent publication for anyone to learn to read chest radiographs. It provides a thorough method that you can use on each and every film so as not to miss anything. And it's much more clear than any of the lectures that I've ever attended, because the methodology is so sound and complete. This book elucidated many principles that were not covered in my courses, from anatomy on the radiograph that all professors seemed to assume that we know, to more specific signs that no one ever told me to look for.It is "a programmed text" meaning that it is written with fill in the blank sentences with the answer on the sideline, usually such that you can figure out the answer yourself. This not only makes it fun, it also makes it intellectually engaging such that you are forced to think and remember the ideas applied.I highly recommend this book for early in your medical career. Get it early and refer to it often!
Makes Reading chest x-rays fun
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 23 years ago
This book is very similar to Dubins(EKG's). It makes the reader an active participant in the reading. The book is do-able. It has lots of examples and I was able to get through it in a less than a week. I am much more comfortable reading chest x-rays after reading this book. I only wish there were more books like this in radiology.
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