Libri di Donald L. Resnick
Biografia e opere di Donald L. Resnick
Bone and Joint Imaging
Expert Consult- Online and Print
Donald L. Resnick , Mark J. Kransdorf
editore: Saunders (W.B.) Co Ltd
pagine: 1536
This long-awaited revision is Elsevier's premier one volume "Musculoskeletal Radiology" text. Based on the definitive five volume set, "Diagnosis of Bone and Joint Disorders", Dr. Resnick has added Mark Kransdorf, a world-renowned soft tissue radiologist as co-editor. This concise synopsis of the field has been completely revised with new chapters on the hottest areas of Musculoskeletal imaging: digital imaging, spinal interventional techniques, cartilage imaging, and disorders of bone. Illustrations include the latest new MR imaging technologies. Perfect for board-review, recertification, and a comprehensive review of the field, this book is all you need to learn the best practices in Musculoskeletal radiology.
MRI of the Extremities
An Anatomic Atlas
Donald L. Resnick
,
Heung Sik Kang
e altri
editore: Saunders (W.B.) Co Ltd
pagine: 480
Over 1,000 exquisite images thoroughly depict the magnetic resonance imaging of the extremities. Each MR image is accompanied by a full-color anatomical photograph and an orientation drawing-enabling readers to readily identify the anatomical structures being depicted and to see exactly what MR findings in that body area are supposed to look like. While the first edition of this extremely popular resource focused primarily on the joints, this New Edition also covers the areas between the joints-expanding its clinical utility for practitioners.
Diagnosis of the Bone and Joint Disorders
Donald L. Resnick
editore: Saunders (W.B.) Co Ltd
pagine: 5456
Musculoskeletal diagnostic imaging is constantly developing new tools - in order to make best use of these developments and correctly interpret the resulting images you need "Diagnosis of Bone and Joint Disorders, 4th Edition". The definitive, encyclopaedic masterwork in the field is back and equips you with the unimpeachable, state-of-the-art expertise you need to confidently overcome any diagnostic dilemma. Why does this book remain 'the premier general musculoskeletal work'? - "Radiology Images" ...The meticulous approach that Dr Resnick personally takes to checking all 5,500 images is your guarantee of their quality - over 2,000 new images, 100 in colour, cover the latest technologies and approaches. Far more, MRI and ultrasound of joints...The coverage of musculoskeletal MRI now rivals any book dedicated solely to the subject and they are correlated to other modalities! More compact and easy to use...A new, streamlined organization reduces the number of volumes from 6 to 5, making reference easier, whilst still putting all of today's knowledge at your fingertips! The only book of its kind...Nothing else covers the whole range both in terms of modalities and conditions.
There are up to 1000 references per chapter - probably the largest bibliography ever assembled in the field. Correlates imaging with the pathology..."The illustrations, carefully chosen to complement the text, are of high quality and emphasize radiologic-pathologic correlation." - "The Journal of Rheumatology"
Internal Derangements of Joints
Donald L. Resnick
,
Heung Sik Kang
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editore: Saunders (W.B.) Co Ltd
pagine: 2400
Donald Resnick's latest reference keeps pace with the rapid changes that characterize modern MR imaging of joints. This 2nd edition offers comprehensive coverage of the most up-to-date protocols and imaging techniques required in the analysis of internal derangements of the six major peripheral joints: the shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand, pelvis and hip, knee, and ankle and foot. You'll find the level of utility you need through the new, streamlined organization that explores MRI Techniques and Protocols; Synovial Joints: General Concepts; Bone and Bone Marrow; Soft Tissues; and Specific Joints in five new, easy-to-reference sections. You'll also find hundreds of new illustrations, new expertly designed anatomic diagrams, and updated radiographic and CT images correlated with the latest high-resolution MR images as appropriate.
