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Neuroradiology : spectrum and evolution of disease by
One of the few guarantees in life is that things will change. Disease is dynamic. The human body's interaction with disease is adaptive. Our management of disease results in alterations. Therefore, it is important to consider that our most utilized imaging modalities take only a snapshot of the current state of a disease process. As such, they provide us with a static depiction of a disease entity. Inevitably, there will be gaps when we base our understanding of disease on a static visual database. These gaps lead to a partial and inadequate conceptualization of disease. It follows that when a disease presentation varies from what we have seen before, we are naturally confused. Doesn't it make sense to learn about a disease process not as a static entity with a classic appearance, but instead as a dynamic process which evolves? This book is meant to bridge the gaps.
Perinatal Neuroradiology by
The novel aim of this book is to illustrate the MR imaging features of the fetal and the neonatal brain by matching prenatal and postnatal images for a wide range of neurological abnormalities. The focus is on both conventional and advanced MR imaging techniques, including high-resolution MR autopsy of the fetal brain. During the past ten years, neuroradiological evaluation of the neonatal and the prenatal brain has advanced tremendously. However, even though they are intrinsically related, these two critical stages in brain development are usually studied and presented separately. In order to have a sound understanding of neonatal brain diseases, detailed knowledge of prenatal brain pathology is immensely helpful; conversely, knowledge of neonatal brain disease is a prerequisite for understanding many fetal brain lesions. Written by experts in the field, Perinatal Neuroradiology will be of value for neuroradiologists and pediatric radiologists, as well as obstetricians and neonatologists.
