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Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; Reviewers; Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgments; Share Medical Imaging for the Health Care Provider: Practical Radiograph Interpretation; Unit I: Introduction to Medical Imaging Including Radiographs, CT, Nuclear Scans, MRIs, and Ultrasonography; Chapter 1: Radiology Basics; History of Radiology; Factors Affecting Images; Conclusion; Resources; Chapter 2: Radiating Testing Modalities; Radiographs; Computed Tomography (CT); Nuclear Scanning; Conclusion; Resources; Chapter 3: Nonradiating Testing Modalities; Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI); Ultrasonography.
Considerations When Ordering Diagnostic Medical ImagingConclusion; Resources; Unit II: Interpreting Chest and Abdominal Radiographs; Chapter 4: Basic Interpretation of the Chest; Radiographic Densities; Adequacy of Radiographs; Pediatric Considerations (Comparison of Adult and Infant/Child); Mediastinal Width; Conclusion; Resources; Chapter 5: Abnormalities Found on Radiographs of the Chest; Atelectasis; Pulmonary Edema; Pleural Effusion; Interpretation of Infiltrates and Consolidation; Pneumothorax; Tension Pneumothorax; Pneumomediastinum; Hyperaeration; Masses and Tumors; Conclusion.
ResourcesChapter 6: Basic Interpretation of the Abdomen; Interpretation and Normal Findings; Free Air and Air-Fluid Levels; Calcifications; Foreign Bodies; Dilated Small Bowel; Dilated Large Bowel and Megacolon; Conclusion; Resources; Unit III: Interpretation of Extremity Radiographs; Chapter 7: Basic Interpretation of Long Bone-Upper Extremity Radiographs; Normal; Abnormalities of the Upper Extremity; Bone Lesions; Conclusion; Resources; Chapter 8: Basic Interpretation of Long Bone-Lower Extremity Radiographs; Normal; Describing Fractures; Pediatric Considerations.
Abnormalities of the Lower ExtremityConclusion; Resources; Unit IV: Interpretation of Spine Radiographs; Chapter 9: Basic Interpretation of Cervical Spine Radiographs; Normal; Abnormalities; Conclusion; Resources; Chapter 10: Basic Interpretation of Thoracic Spine Radiographs; Normal; Abnormalities; Conclusion; Resources; Chapter 11: Basic Interpretation of Lumbar Spine Radiographs; Normal; Abnormalities; Conclusion; Resources; Index.
Considerations When Ordering Diagnostic Medical ImagingConclusion; Resources; Unit II: Interpreting Chest and Abdominal Radiographs; Chapter 4: Basic Interpretation of the Chest; Radiographic Densities; Adequacy of Radiographs; Pediatric Considerations (Comparison of Adult and Infant/Child); Mediastinal Width; Conclusion; Resources; Chapter 5: Abnormalities Found on Radiographs of the Chest; Atelectasis; Pulmonary Edema; Pleural Effusion; Interpretation of Infiltrates and Consolidation; Pneumothorax; Tension Pneumothorax; Pneumomediastinum; Hyperaeration; Masses and Tumors; Conclusion.
ResourcesChapter 6: Basic Interpretation of the Abdomen; Interpretation and Normal Findings; Free Air and Air-Fluid Levels; Calcifications; Foreign Bodies; Dilated Small Bowel; Dilated Large Bowel and Megacolon; Conclusion; Resources; Unit III: Interpretation of Extremity Radiographs; Chapter 7: Basic Interpretation of Long Bone-Upper Extremity Radiographs; Normal; Abnormalities of the Upper Extremity; Bone Lesions; Conclusion; Resources; Chapter 8: Basic Interpretation of Long Bone-Lower Extremity Radiographs; Normal; Describing Fractures; Pediatric Considerations.
Abnormalities of the Lower ExtremityConclusion; Resources; Unit IV: Interpretation of Spine Radiographs; Chapter 9: Basic Interpretation of Cervical Spine Radiographs; Normal; Abnormalities; Conclusion; Resources; Chapter 10: Basic Interpretation of Thoracic Spine Radiographs; Normal; Abnormalities; Conclusion; Resources; Chapter 11: Basic Interpretation of Lumbar Spine Radiographs; Normal; Abnormalities; Conclusion; Resources; Index.