Case Review: Head and Neck Imaging

by David M. Yousem

This first volume in the new Case Review series focuses on Head and Neck Imaging from a multimodality perspective and is perfectly customized to meet the self testing needs of those preparing for the exams. Head and Neck Imaging is a distinct subspecialtyarea of radiology and of neuroradiology, MRI, CT, and tremendous advances in plain film imaging have made the radiologic evaluation of pathology in this anatomically complex region of head and neck possible as never before. This must be mastered in order to practice this book is a perfect tool for this preparation process. Two hundred unknown head and neck cases with 400 images are succinctly presented in random order with questions, answers, commentary, references, and cross-references to the relevant REQUISITES volume. Differential diagnoses and pertinent radiological findings will be emphasized, but relevant clinical points also will be covered. Cases will be divided by difficulty level, with a division between more common cases and the more unusual and challenging cases. Perfect for the resident and fellow in radiology and the practising radiologist preparing for all levels of exams, as well as neuroradiologists, neurologists, neurosurgeons, otolaryngologists, maxillofacial and head and neck surgeons, oncologists, ophthalmologists, and radiologic technologists.

* Presents at-a-glance review of head and neck cases that can prepare the reader for the Board/CAQ exam. * Allows reader self-testing, subsequent learning and preparation to succeed in exam settings and practice settings by mimicking official exam formats. * Features 350 state-of-the-art images that effectively complement the text and provide a clear picture of what the reader can expect on exams. * Written by an experienced author and teacher to focus on cases relevant for exam environment. * Incorporates cross-references to THE REQUISITES to direct the reader to further detailed information. * Consistently follows the same format for each case.

Genres: Neuroscience

239 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1998

Reviews

[Henry Ford Hospital]

1. Mikhail

2. available

3. Brent griffith 12/8/11

[Henry Ford Hospital]

annanth

[Gordon · Rating 3 out of 5]

Too much information for residents looking for board review cases. Only the first half was useful, the rest is esoteric CAQ level cases.