Pocketradiologist - Vascular: Top 100 Diagnoses

Each title in the PocketRadiologist series provides you with the 100 most important diagnoses in a particular radiological speciality. For each diagnosis, you'll find 2 crisply reproduced images, plus consistent, bulleted summaries of...
Key Facts Imaging Findings Differential Diagnosis Clinical Issues Pathological Features References - - - - This unique organisation makes it remarkably easy to accurately and rapidly confirm or rule out a diagnosis And all of the PocketRadiologist titles are available as soft cover, pocket-sized books or as Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) software to meet you preferred reference style

Features
1: HIGH RESOLUTION IMAGES
Multimodality Imaging
Vibrant colour graphics
Crisp black and white images

2: FACTS
Bulleted text
Most essential information

3: IMAGING FINDINGS
General findings
Imaging details of each relevant modality
Standard and advanced imaging
recommendations

4: DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS
Differential list with brief descriptions
Useful guidance to alternatives

5: PATHOLOGY FINDINGS
Gross, microscopic
Etiology, epidemiology
Genetics

6: CLINICAL ISSUES
Presentation
Natural History
Prognosis
Treatment options

7: SELECTED REFERENCES 16 volumes cover a wide range of radiologic specialties, including musculoskeletal imaging - head and neck imaging - neuroimaging - chest imaging - ultrasound - cardiac imaging - spine imaging - vascular imaging - pediatric imaging - gastrointestinal/genitourinary imaging - and emergency imaging.
Two different formats suit the needs of any practitioner:
The PDA versions of these resources-simple to install on any Palm(R) or Pocket PC are extremely user-friendly and require very little practice to use. They can be purchased on a retail CD-ROM or downloaded from the Website: www.PocketRadiologist.com
The paperback versions average 320 pages in length and are 5" x 8" in size-so they can be carried
and consulted anytime, anywhere.
For each diagnosis, readers will find 1 - 2 radiologic images/illustrations, plus lists of Key Facts -
Imaging Findings - Differential Diagnosis - Clinical Issues - Pathologic Features - and References.
Imaging Findings include General Features - CT Findings - and MR findings, as well as
Other Modality Findings and Imaging Recommendations (where appropriate).
Pathologic Features detail General Pathology - Gross Pathologic/Surgical Features -
Microscopic Features - and Staging or Grading Criteria.
/Clinical Issues address Presentation as well as Natural History and Treatment and Prognosis
(where relevant).