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Radiology for Anaesthesia and Intensive Care
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Sections
« prev | next »- Imaging the chest
- How to read a chest X-ray
- The ‘normal’ chest X-ray in examination vivas
- Imaging the abdomen
- Case illustrations: plain films and CT
- Chest trauma: case illustrations
- The cervical spine
- Introduction: clearing the cervical spine
- Non-traumatic conditions affecting the cervical spine
- Trauma of the cervical spine
- CT Head
- Principles of CT image formation
- Principles of interpreting CT
- Case illustrations
- Anaesthesia in the radiology department
- MRI: principles of image formation
- MRI: anaesthetic monitoring
- MRI: case illustrations
- Interventional procedures: case illustrations
- Ultrasound and intensive care
- Ultrasound imaging: principles of image formation
- Applications of ultrasound for patients on intensive care units
- Ultrasound imaging: case illustrations
- Index
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