Duke Radiology Case Review: Imaging, Differential Diagnosis, and DiscussionJames M. Provenzale, Rendon C. Nelson Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 1998 - 582 páginas Because the clinical findings and radiologic presentations of various diseases are often similar, arriving at a definitive diagnosis can be extremely difficult. The Duke Radiology Case Review provides authoritative guidance to image interpretation and is the ideal reference for radiology residents who strive to enhance and refine their knowledge as they advance through each subspecialty rotation in radiology. It is also an essential tutorial for medical students during their one-month rotation in radiology. |
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CHEST IMAGING | 1 |
BREAST IMAGING | 59 |
GASTROINTESTINAL IMAGING | 105 |
GENITOURINARY IMAGING | 169 |
MUSCULOSKELETAL IMAGING | 237 |
NEURORADIOLOGY | 289 |
VASCULAR RADIOLOGY | 349 |
PEDIATRIC RADIOLOGY | 411 |
ULTRASOUND | 469 |
NUCLEAR MEDICINE | 519 |
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