Interpreting Chest X-Rays
Interpreting Chest X-Rays Illustrated with 100 Cases pdf download
Interpreting Chest X-Rays
Illustrated with 100 Cases by Philip
Eng, Foong-Koon Cheah
Interpreting chest X-rays can seem
baffling and intimidating for senior
medical students and newly qualified
doctors. This highly illustrated
guide provides the ideal
introduction to chest radiology. It
uses 100 clinical cases to
illuminate a wide range of common
medical conditions, each illustrated
with a chest X-ray and a clear
description of the significant
diagnostic features and their
clinical relevance. Where
appropriate CT scans and
bronchoscopic imaging are also
included as part of the
investigation. Pulmonary medicine is
largely based on a strong foundation
on the plain chest radiograph.
Indeed chest radiography is the
single most common investigation
done in hospital practice. This
illustrated collection of case
studies will help make the learning
process easier and more enjoyable
and less painful. As well as
illuminating pearls of core
knowledge in chest X-ray
interpretation, it highlights some
of the pitfalls that might
wrong-foot the inexperienced
practitioner.
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