This simple and popular guide to the examination and interpretation of chest imaging is a valuable resource for medical students, young doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, and radiologists.
Translated into more than 12 languages, this book is widely known for providing the simplest possible interpretation of chest X-rays. The chest X-ray often serves as a crucial point in patient diagnosis and management. As a result, every physician must have a deep understanding of the common issues related to radiography.
Thus, this handbook describes the variety of conditions that the specialist may encounter in the hallways of hospitals and guides the reader through the diagnostic process based on the appearance of the presented anomaly.
It includes an introduction to computed tomography (CT) imaging, demonstrating the usefulness of these images where needed. It covers the wide range of common radiological problems.
It includes valuable tips on how to examine an X-ray. It helps the physician determine the nature of the anomaly and guides the clinical doctor in potential differential diagnosis. It presents the appearance of computed tomography (CT) in frequently encountered cases.
