Systembased Approach to Diagnostic Radiology

Description

A radiologist can specialise in one or more radiology subspecialties after completing considerable clinical practise and associated research. A diagnostic medical physicist is a trained medical physicist who collaborates with radiologists and other doctors to develop imaging modalities including CT, X-rays, fluoroscopy, mammography, ultrasound, and MRI. The core knowledge needed to comprehend the clinical use of imaging technology is conveyed in Introduction to Diagnostic Radiology. It covers all subspecialties and contemporary imaging modalities used in neuroradiology, chest, breast, and nuclear radiology, making it a great tool for all radiology residents and students. This book has been completely updated to include all of the most recent technology advancements in diagnostic radiology for radiologists.