A number of imaging techniques are used in the investigation and treatment of disorders of the stomach and duodenum. Optimal patient treatment requires a thorough knowledge of the application of these techniques, as well as a sound understanding of pathology of the stomach and its symptomatology. This well-illustrated book covers the various investigative methods in detail, discussing their advantages and disadvantages and explaining their role in specific settings. It will be of great value to both trainee and experienced radiologists, and should assist in promoting effective and judicious patient management.
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From the reviews:
"This book extensively covers endoscopy and endoscopic ultrasound of the stomach and duodenum. Numerous illustrations of both endoscopic views and endoscopic ultrasound are included. . The book is aimed at practicing radiologists or endoscopists to show the advantages and disadvantages of various techniques of examining the upper GI tract. The authors, well known gastrointestinal radiologists, do an excellent job of reviewing different modalities. . The excellent demonstrations of these are in a format that will help radiologists, endoscopists, and surgeons understand the illustrations." (Michael A Sullivan, Doody's Review Service, February, 2008)
"This books covers in detail all aspects of the stomach and duodenum. . The specific value of this book is enhanced by the inclusion of clinically orientated chapters, which complement the previously mentioned chapters on technical modalities. . Overall, this book offers both excellent content and excellent images regarding the challenging field of CT imaging of the duodenum. I highly recommend it to everyone." (A. J. Aschoff, MDCT, March, 2009)
"Radiology of the Stomach and Duodenum aims to 'provide useful and informative reading for any radiologist with an interest in the stomach and duodenum.' . As noted in the book's foreword, the intended audience includes . 'gastroenterologists and abdominal surgeons, who want to update their knowledge and abilities on the actual value of radiological imaging for patients with stomach or duodenal disorders.' . The book is well organized and is written clearly and succinctly. . will be a useful reference for its target audience." (Philip Goodman, Radiology, Vol. 253 (1), October, 2009)
