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Atlas of Normal Roentgen Variants that may Simulate Disease (7/e)

Theodore E. Keats, MD, Professor of Radiology, Department of Radiology, University of Virginia Health System, Charlottesville, VA
Mark W. Anderson, MD , Associate Professor of Radiology, Department of Radiology, University of Virginia Health System, Charlottesville, VA

ISBN 0323013228 · Hardback · 637 Pages · 315 Illustrations
Mosby · Published August 2001

Now in its seventh revered edition , this classic atlas gives you a complete view of normal anatomic variants and pseudo lesions, which may be mistaken for disease. A unique collection of radiographs, gathered from radiologists throughout the world provides an amazing array of bone and soft tissue variants.

A new co-author and accomplished musculoskeletal radiologist Mark W. Anderson, MD, brings his expertise in CT and MRI to enhance the book's extensive sections on the cervical spine and other skeletal.

To keep you right up to date , this edition omits variants demonstrated by obsolete techniques like bronchography, while providing approximately 300 new entities and 400 crisp new illustrations.

Features

THIS CLASSIC WORK GIVES YOU...

Unique, comprehensive coverage of normal anatomic variants mimicking disease
Illustrations which clearly demonstrate the appearance of variants witnessed in clinical practice

What's New

* Brand-new illustrations to help you identify normal anatomic variants and pseudo lesions
Approximately 300 new entities, many of which strikingly resemble pathologic states and require early identification
Enhanced, expert coverage in CT and MRI.

Contents

Foreward; Preface to the Seventh Edition; Preface to the Sixth Edition; Preface to the Fifth Edition; Preface to the Fourth Edition; Preface to the First Edition

PART I: THE BONES

The Skull
The Calvaria
Physiologic Intracranial Calcifications
The Frontal Bone
The Parietal Bone
The Occipital Bone
The Temporal Bone
The Mastoid
The Petrous Pyramid
The Sphenoid Bone
The Base of the Skull
The Sella Turcica
The Facial Bones
The Orbits
The Paranasal Sinuses
The Frontal Sinuses
The Ethmoid Bone and Ethmoidal Sinuses
The Sphenoidal Sinuses
The Zygomatic Arch
The Mandible
The Nose
The Spine
The Cervical Spine
The Thoracic Spine
The Lumbar Spine
The Sacrum
The Coccyx
The Sacroiliac Joints
The Pelvic Girdle
The Ilium
The Pubis and Ischium
The Acetabulum
The Shoulder Girdle and Thoracic Cage
The Scapula
The Clavicle
The Sternum
The Ribs
The Upper Extremity
The Humerus
The Proximal Portion of the Humerus
The Distal Portion of the Humerus
The Forearm
The Proximal Portion of the Forearm
The Distal Portion of the Forearm
The Hand
The Carpals
The Accessory Ossicles
The Carpals in General
The Capitate and Lunate Bones
The Hamate Bone
The Multangular Bones
The Navicular Bone
The Triangular Bone
The Pisiform Bone
The Metacarpals
The Sesamoid Bones
The Fingers
The Lower Extremity
The Thigh
The Femoral Head and Hip Jont
The Femoral Neck
The Trochanters
The Shaft of the Femur
The Distal End of the Femur
The Patella
The Leg
The Proximal Ends of the Tibia and Fibula
The Shafts of the Tibia and Fibula
The Distal Ends of the Tibia and Fibula
The Foot
The Tarsals
The Accessory Ossicles
The Talus
The Calcaneus
The Tarsal Navicular
The Cuneiforms
The Cuboid
The Metatarsals
The Sesamoid Bones
The Toes

PART II: THE SOFT TISSUES
The Soft Tissues of the Neck
The Soft Tissues of the Thorax
The Chest Wall
The Pleura
The Lungs
The Mediastinum
The Heart and Great Vessels
The Thymus
The Diaphram
The Soft Tissues of the Abdomen