D.V. SAHANI - A.E. SAMIR
ABDOMINAL IMAGING
(CHẨN ĐOÁN HÌNH ẢNH VÙNG BỤNG)
PUBLISHER: ELSEVIER HEALTH SCIENCES
THÔNG TIN CHUNG:
Tiêu đề sách: Abdominal Imaging (tạm dịch: Chẩn đoán hình ảnh vùng bụng)
Tác giả: D.V. Sahani - A.E. Samir
NXB: Elsevier Health Sciences (2011)
Số trang: 1382
Cuốn sách gồm 136 chương này đề cập một cách đầy đủ và chi tiết về công nghệ, phương pháp chẩn đoán hình ảnh vùng bụng, từ những cách truyền thống như chụp tia X cho tới chụp cộng hưởng từ, chụp cắt lớp (CT Scan), phương pháp nội soi. Đây là tài liệu vô cùng hữu ích cho các bác sĩ, nhà nghiên cứu, chẩn đoán nhằm tiếp cận với công nghệ Y học hiện đại và tiên tiến nhất trong lĩnh vực chẩn đoán hình ảnh hiện nay....
INTRODUCTION:
In 2006, when Elsevier approached us about Abdominal Imaging, we were initially doubtful. Our uncertainty arose from a simple question: Is there truly a need for another abdominal radiology text? Several excellent comprehensive multi-volume reference texts are available, and there are a number of handbooks that provide busy Radiologists with quick access to images and abbreviated information at the interpretation station. Elsevier piqued our interest by explaining that the approach for Abdominal Imaging would be entirely new. Their market research had determined that the traditional problems faced by comprehensive texts—portability and quick access— could be solved by creating an accessible online knowledge platform. This platform, titled Imaging Consult, comprises a online radiology support tool that presents high yield content and numerous annotated images in an easy-to-use format specifically designed for rapid retrieval of clinically useful information. But electronic search and retrieval is not sufficient in isolation: The text must permit swift review, quick understanding, and a clear distillation of the key facts. The objective of Abdominal Imaging is to provide readers with the best of both worlds: A reference that is both comprehensive and that incorporates features more typically found in handbooks—short, readable sentences, key fact boxes, summary tables, abbreviated reference lists, listings of important review articles, and, above all, a highly integrated knowledge base that allows readers to rapidly access key content from any Internet-connected computer anywhere in the world.
To achieve this objective we assembled an international group of over 130 expert authors who contributed a total of 136 chapters. Each author created a chapter based on adherence to a template. This approach allows the reader to treat the text as a dynamic resource; Instead of reading an entire chapter to find a pertinent fact, the reader can simply turn to the section of interest and rapidly access needed knowledge. We are well aware that useful Radiology texts should have many images for review, and we have taken care to richly illustrate the chapters with over 2,500 images of excellent quality. The chapters have also been supplemented with illustrative boxes titled Key Points, Classic Signs, and What the Referring Physician Needs to Know. These boxes provide tightly focused synopses so that a busy reader may glean the most crucial information in the precious few minutes that are available during a typical day at the reporting workstation. For those who wish to deepen their knowledge beyond the text, a list of key references and review articles has been provided in every chapter. In this way, we hope to facilitate self-study in the many potential areas of reader interest. The text also comes with access to Imaging Consult online, the searchable decision support tool that allows the reader to rapidly retrieve useful information and greatly facilitates the practical use of our two volume “handbook.”
Producing a text of this type is necessarily an undertaking that is the work of many people. There are several people whose contribution stands out. The numerous chapter authors whose work was so essential to this project: It is a testament to your dedication and knowledge that we were able to complete this mammoth task.
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