Enhanced Product Description:
Discover a comprehensive atlas detailing a variety of tumors and diseases impacting the orbit and associated cranial nerves. This resource addresses a common gap in radiology training by providing in-depth insights into the anatomy of the orbit and cranial nerves, along with the imaging characteristics of orbital conditions. Developed based on the extensive experience at MD Anderson Cancer Center, this atlas offers a detailed overview of the imaging anatomy, tumor appearances, and disease manifestations crucial for formulating accurate diagnoses.
Key Features:
– Ten chapters covering distinct anatomic sections, supplemented with labeled CT and MRI images and illustrations for a better understanding of important anatomical details.
– The eleventh chapter focuses on post-treatment outcomes and tumor recurrence, offering valuable insights for follow-up care and management.
– Ideal for a wide range of medical professionals, including general radiologists, neuroradiologists, ophthalmologists, head and neck surgeons, neurosurgeons, oncologists, and pathologists involved in interpreting orbital images.
– Practical and informative guide suitable for both seasoned practitioners and trainees seeking to enhance their knowledge and diagnostic skills in orbital imaging.
Whether you are a medical professional specializing in neurology, oncology, or ophthalmology, this atlas serves as a valuable resource to deepen your understanding of orbital conditions and improve patient care outcomes. Explore the intricate details of orbital anatomy and disease presentations to refine your differential diagnosis abilities and provide optimal treatment solutions.
Enrich your practice with this comprehensive atlas, designed to empower healthcare providers with the expertise needed to navigate complex orbital conditions effectively. Order now to elevate your diagnostic capabilities and enhance patient care standards.
Authors:
J. Matthew Debnam (Sous la direction de)
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