Product Description

Designed for radiology residents preparing for board exams, this review is organized by organ system. Each section is subdivided into differential diagnoses of radiologic findings, normal anatomy and physiology, and an alphabetical listing of disease entries. These include definitions of terms, origins of diseases, and histopathologic findings.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1843598 in Books
• Published on: 1998-12-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 1007 pages

Customer Reviews

Excellent reference source and constant companion.
This book is probably one of the most useful to keep next to you when working. It has one of the most user friendly indexes I have ever seen making it easy to find definitive information on the common and rare alike. Probably the only deficiency would be the poor coverage of skeletal trauma.

A Radiologists "Must have"
I recommend this book "Radiology Review Manual" to anyone who works with diagnostic imaging - regardless of modality (CT, MRI, US or conventional x-ray). It's filled with normal measurments and when to suspect pathology. Pages upon pages with differential diagnoses for each organsystem, explaining what the different diseases/abnormalities look like on different modalities, incidence, age prevalence and so on.
This book, a good anatomical atlas and some book about normal variants and your safe...

Essential reference book for every radiologist
Dahnert's review manual is an very good reference book. Copmlete, concise and right to the point. This is why, it's considered as the "green bible" of radiology. It's as useful to the resident as to the specialist.