May 2023 Wiley

DESCRIPTION

ATLAS OF Small Animal Diagnostic Imaging

Comprehensive and up-to-date resource on the interpretation of diagnostic images in small animals using survey radiographs and other modalities

ATLAS OF Small Animal Diagnostic Imaging

Comprehensive and up-to-date resource on the interpretation of diagnostic images in small animals using survey radiographs and other modalities

Atlas of Small Animal Diagnostic Imaging provides a comprehensive, multimodality atlas of small animal diagnostic imaging, with high-quality images depicting radiography, scintigraphy, ultrasonography, computed tomography, and magnetic resonance imaging.

Taking a traditional body systems approach, the book offers an image-intensive resource to survey radiographs with some other imaging modalities being used to emphasize interpretation of survey radiographs. The Atlas offers clinically relevant information for small animal practitioners and students.

Each body structure is thoroughly covered and well-illustrated, with discussion of the strengths and weaknesses of each modality in various scenarios.

Edited by three experienced radiographers, The Atlas of Small Animal Diagnostic Imaging contains information on:

• Basics of diagnostic imaging, physics of diagnostic imaging, CT and MRI physics, US physics, and nuclear medicine physics

• Musculoskeletal normal anatomic variants, developmental orthopedic disease, joint disease, fracture and fracture healing, aggressive bone disease, and head and spine imaging
• Thorax anatomy, variants, and interpretation paradigm, extrathoracic structures, pleural space, pulmonary parenchyma, and mediastinum

• Abdomen anatomy, variants, and interpretation paradigm, extra-abdominal and body wall, peritoneal and retroperitoneal, liver and biliary, and spleen

With its expansive coverage of the subject and hundreds of high-quality images to aid in efficient and seamless reader comprehension, Atlas of Small Animal Diagnostic Imaging is an invaluable and must-have resource for small animal practitioners, veterinary students, veterinary radiologists, and specialists in a number of areas.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

List of Contributors xxx

Acknowledgements xxx

Preface xxx

About the Companion Website xxx

Section I:  Introduction and Physics

1. Introduction to Diagnostic Imaging           Winter

2. Physics of Diagnostic Imaging      Huynh, Huguet, Berry

3. CT and MRI Physics         Huguet, Huynh, Berry

4. US Physics           Huguet, Huynh, Berry

5. Nuclear Medicine Physics             Huynh, Huguet, Berry

Section II:  Musculoskeletal

6. Normal Anatomic Variants           Nelson

7. Developmental Orthopedic Disease         Huynh

8. Joint Disease      Nelson

9. Fracture and Fracture Healing     Nelson

10. Aggressive Bone Disease              Porter, Nelson

11. Head Imaging    Nelson

12. Spine Imaging    Nelson

Section III:  Thorax

13. Anatomy, Variants, and Interpretation Paradigm Huynh, Berry

14. Extrathoracic Structures Grosso, Berry

15. Pleural Space     Huguet, Berry

16. Pulmonary Parenchyma Huguet, Berry

17. Mediastinum     Hecht

18. Cardiovascular   Huguet, Berry

19. Feline Thorax     Larson, Berry

Section IV:  Abdomen

20. Anatomy, Variants, and Interpretation Paradigm Huguet, Giglio, Berry

21. Extra-Abdominal and Body Wall Winter

22. Peritoneal and Retroperitoneal Winter

23. Liver and Biliary Winter

24. Spleen  Oliveira

25. Gastrointestinal Tract     Hoey

26. Pancreas              Oliveira

27. Urogenital           Huynh

28. Adrenal Glands and Lymph Nodes            Huynh

Index

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

The Editors

Clifford R. Berry, DVM, DACVR (DI), is a Courtesy Professor of Diagnostic Imaging at the College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Florida in Gainesville, FL, USA and Clinical Assistant Professor of Diagnostic Imaging at the College of Veterinary Medicine, North Carolina State University in Raleigh, NC, USA.

Nathan C. Nelson, DVM, MS, DACVR (DI and EDI), is a Professor of Diagnostic Imaging at the College of Veterinary Medicine, North Carolina State University in Raleigh, NC, USA.

Matthew D. Winter, DVM, DACVR (DI), is an Associate Professor of Diagnostic Imaging at the College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Florida in Gainesville, FL, USA and Medical Director of Telehealth Services, Vet-CT, in Orlando, Florida, USA.