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Imaging of Vertebral Trauma
About This Book
The imaging methods used to evaluate patients with suspected vertebral injuries have undergone radical changes in the past decade, the most significant being the ascendancy of computed tomography (CT) to become the primary investigative modality. Issues such as high radiation dose associated with CT studies and health care reform and cost containment also have a significant impact on clinical decision-making. This new edition of the classic landmark text for vertebral trauma imaging provides an in-depth discussion on the indications and methods of imaging the spine based on currently available clinical evidence. Every chapter has been extensively revised and the illustrations represent state-of-the-art imaging. A completely new chapter on pediatric injuries has been added. Imaging of Vertebral Trauma, third edition, is an invaluable and essential tool in the assessment of any patient with suspected vertebral or spinal cord injury.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Half-title
- Title
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Contributors
- Preface to the Third Edition
- Preface to the Second Edition
- Preface to the First Edition
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1: Overview of vertebral injuries
- Chapter 2: Anatomic considerations
- Chapter 3: Biochemical considerations
- Chapter 4: Imaging of vertebral trauma I: indications and controversies
- Chapter 5: Imaging of vertebral trauma II: radiography, computed tomography, and myelography
- Chapter 6: Imaging of vertebral trauma III: magnetic resonance imaging
- Chapter 7: Mechanisms of injury and their âfingerprintsâ
- Chapter 8: Radiologic âfootprintsâ of vertebral injury: the ABCS
- Chapter 9: Vertebral injuries in children
- Chapter 10: Vertebral stability and instability
- Chapter 11: Normal variants and pseudofractures
- Index