Pediatric neuroimaging
A. James Barkovich
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Pediatric neuroimaging
Published
April 1, 2005
Publisher
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
Pages
976
ISBN-13
9780781757669
ISBN-10
0781757665
Description
A textbook on the use of imaging modalities for the understanding of the pathological processes that occur in the pediatric brain. MR is strongly emphasized in pediatric neurodiagnosis as being by far the best modality for imaging the pediatric brain. Cranial sonograms are included in those areas where it is appropriate, as are discussions of nuclear medicine studies (cisternograms, shunt studies, SPECT, PET), CT, and plain skull film. For this edition, coverage is expanded in the chapters on destructive and metabolic disorders, and the chapters on developmental brain anomalies and tumors are reorganized and expanded to include the orbits and skull.
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Pediatric neuroimaging was written by A. James Barkovich.
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