Cases Illustrate Imaging Findings Of Common Urologic Diseases

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Article Date: 28 Jan 2009 - 3:00 PDT

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During the last decade, the field of urologic radiology has undergone dramatic changes. Traditional diagnostic methods have largely been replaced by abdominal computed tomography (CT) scans and ultrasound for many clinical indications. Teaching Atlas of Urologic Imaging, published by Thieme, presents key imaging features of common urologic disorders encountered by radiologists and urologists on a daily basis.

"In this atlas, we have selected cases to illustrate the imaging findings of many common and relatively common urologic abnormalities. We present not only the new modalities such as CT, MRI, and ultrasound, but also the traditional studies. Yet we also extensively make use of CT-IVP and MRI to demonstrate and diagnose common genitourinary abnormalities," says co-editor Robert Older, MD, Professor Emeritus Department of Radiology, University of Virginia School of Medicine.

Each section begins with high-quality images to illustrate a specific case. The layout allows the reader to view the initial presentation as an unknown. The salient radiologic findings as well as a brief list of differential possibilities are subsequently presented, followed by the correct diagnosis. This format makes the atlas an ideal tool when reviewing for board examinations.

According to co-editor Dr. Matthew Bassignani with the department of radiology at University of Virginia Health System, "Teaching Atlas of Urologic Imaging is intended for radiologists and urologists in training, as well as for practicing board-certified physicians wanting to review the imaging findings of many common urologic diseases."

Teaching Atlas of Urologic Imaging

Thieme Publisher, New York, Stuttgart. 2009
362 pp, 3 tables, 372 illustrations
hardcover
ISBN: 9781604060164
$129.95 / EUR 119.95

About Thieme

Thieme Publishing Group is a privately held scientific and medical publishing house employing more than 950 people and maintaining offices in seven cities, including New York, Delhi, Stuttgart and three other locations inGermany. Founded in 1886, the Thieme name has become synonymous with high quality and excellence in medical and scientific publishing. Today, Thieme is the market leading publisher of neurosurgical content and holds strong market positions in orthopedics, radiology, anatomy and chemistry, among other specialties. Thieme publishes 137 peer-reviewed journals and over 500 new books annually. The company also has a rapidly growing array of web-based products in medicine and science. Popular online products include Thieme eJournals and the Thieme Electronic Book Library, which are accessible via http://www.thieme-connect.com, Thieme's platform for electronic products. New anatomy resources include the http://www.thiemeteachingassistant.com for faculty, and http://www.winkingskull.com for students. Please visit http://www.thieme.com for additional information.

Thieme Publishing Group

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