MRI Atlas of the Brain
Churchill Livingstone (Publisher)
Published in August 1996
Book
Hardback
336 pages
978-0-443-04543-1 (ISBN)
Description
A two-colour landscape atlas of normal anatomy of the brain as demonstrated by MRI. The chapters are divided into three sections: Introduction, Anatomy and Imaging of specific systems. Each section includes large scale images and on the facing page, a coloured image of the same scan will be reproduced to show contrast and labelling of the brain structure. The scans are of high quality so that the radiologist or neurologist can compare the images against their own scans and be able to identify any pathology immediately. The book features clear images which use scanning planes that are not dependent on the axis established for CT scanning, but planes which maximize the quality of the image of the particular structure to be viewed. Software now available allows a scanning slice to be taken from any angle.
A two-colour landscape atlas of normal anatomy of the brain as demonstrated by MRI. The chapters are divided into three sections: Introduction, Anatomy and Imaging of specific systems. Each section includes large scale images and on the facing page, a coloured image of the same scan will be reproduced to show contrast and labelling of the brain structure. The scans are of high quality so that the radiologist or neurologist can compare the images against their own scans and be able to identify any pathology immediately. The book features clear images which use scanning planes that are not dependent on the axis established for CT scanning, but planes which maximize the quality of the image of the particular structure to be viewed. Software now available allows a scanning slice to be taken from any angle.
A two-colour landscape atlas of normal anatomy of the brain as demonstrated by MRI. The chapters are divided into three sections: Introduction, Anatomy and Imaging of specific systems. Each section includes large scale images and on the facing page, a coloured image of the same scan will be reproduced to show contrast and labelling of the brain structure. The scans are of high quality so that the radiologist or neurologist can compare the images against their own scans and be able to identify any pathology immediately. The book features clear images which use scanning planes that are not dependent on the axis established for CT scanning, but planes which maximize the quality of the image of the particular structure to be viewed. Software now available allows a scanning slice to be taken from any angle.
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Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Elsevier Health Sciences
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Illustrations
155 illus
Dimensions
Height: 25 mm
Width: 330 mm
Weight
1098 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-443-04543-1 (9780443045431)
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Persons
Author
Consultant Neuroradiologist, NMR Department, The Hospital for Sick Children, London
Consultant Neuroradiologist, NMR Department, The Hospital for Sick Children, London
Content
SECTION 1 (5mm Thick Slices): Axial Images. Coronal Images. Sagittal Images SECTION 2 (2mm Thick Slices): Axial Images. Coronal Images. Sagittal Images