MR Imaging of the Spine and Spinal Cord

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"This book certainly merits a place as a standard reference for evaluating MR imaging of the spine and spinal cord. . . quick and easy access to the most current MR imaging information. . . [a] multitude of problem-solving tips. . . The physics of MR imaging is explained extremely well. . . One of the book's strongest points is the abundance of illustrations that illuminate every part of the text. . . Especially outstanding are the chapters on spinal tumors and spinal vascular malformations. . . highly recommended for neurosurgeons, orthopedic surgeons, neuroradiologists, trauma surgeons, and emergency room physicians.'' -- Neuro-Oncology

''Richly illustrated...numerous high-quality MR images...instructive line drawings, colored operative views, and photographs of surgical and radiological devices...allowing the reader to build up an in-depth understanding of radiological findings...efficient...of great interest to radiologists, surgeons and other physicians responsible for caring for various disorders of the spine and spinal cord.'' -- Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy

''Reference to and perusal of this book will greatly contribute to refining and standardizing protocols in various institutions. I highly recommend MR Imaging of the Spine and Spinal Cord for various subspecialty health care providers, including neurosurgeons, orthopedic surgeons, neuroradiologists, trauma surgeons, and emergency room physicians, as well as allied health care professionals. The summaries at the end of every chapter are well designed and provide quick and easy access to the most current MR imaging information. With its repertoire of illustrations, both photographic and schematic, this book certainly merits a place as a standard reference for evaluating MR imaging of the spine and spinal cord in patients.'' -- Neuro-Oncology

"The iconography is very rich, with not less than 1,305 illustrations. [The book is] an exhaustive work that remains practical while bringing concise answers to daily problems with which users of MRI of the spine are confronted." --European Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery & Traumatology