Clinical Neuroradiology

Neurologists need an appreciation of the possibilities of neuroradiology in the diagnosis of disease. This text identifies the aspects of neuroradiology that are most important for the clinician and gives didactic advice about their use. It aims to help the neurologist in selecting the most appropraite, and cost effective, investigations available, and in basing their clinical practice on their interpretations. The book is organized according to clinical problem rather than modality, and includes both structural and functional modalities.