Practical Guide for Radiographic Imaging

Description

Radiographic Imaging refers to several ways for capturing pictures that allow doctors to see the inside architecture of the body. These tests are used to identify a variety of cardiac diseases and illnesses. Radiographic images can be seen on computer monitors, reproduced, or electronically stored. This comprehensive reference book provides detailed "how-to-do-it" instructions for conducting today's most advanced radiographically guided regional anaesthetic and pain control procedures. The coverage is simple to implement thanks to step-by-step instructions for all main interventional regional procedures, as well as a variety of photographs and precise line drawings. The essential characteristics for each surgery include fluoroscopic, MRI, or CT pictures to assure optimal placement, and precise line drawings to demonstrate proper technique. This book contains comprehensive information about difficulties and how to avoid them. This book addresses the most pressing issues influencing today's profession.