Clinical Diagnostic Imaging of Gastrointestinal and Hepatobiliary

Description

The branch of medicine known as radiology use body imaging to identify and treat disorders. Various imaging methods are utilised to diagnose or treat illnesses, including computed tomography (CT), ultrasound, and X-ray radiography. The practice of medical operations under the supervision of imaging technology is known as interventional radiology. These procedures are often minimally invasive. Today's radiology practice is a collaborative effort between several medical specialists. This extensive handbook has undergone a thorough revision to give practitioners the most recent knowledge and advancements in the diagnostic imaging of the gastrointestinal and hepatobiliary systems. Every chapter thoroughly covers every clinicopathological element, along with radiological correlation. Several clinical illustrations, figures, and tables are also included in this book to aid in learning. Widely recognized specialist Carl Bell authored the chapters. This book has concise language that is easy to read and retain, as well as lively graphics that encourage learning in a very visual way. This book will be helpful to scientists, students, and medical professionals working in this area.