T. Metin Önerci Berrylin J. Ferguson (Eds.) 2010 Pathogenesis, Medical and Surgical Treatment We are pleased to present the First edition of Nasal Polyposis compiled of contributions from world renowned international experts on a myriad of etiologic and therapeutic aspects of this complex disorder.
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E. Neri · M. Cosottini · D. Caramella (Eds.) 2010 Magnetic resonance angiography, in short MRA, is a fast growing imaging procedure that fills many sessions of our busy MR suites. However, at early introduction, when only unenhanced sequences could be acquired by using phase contrast and time-of-flight, MRA was considered just an optional tool that could be used […]
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Jacques Kpodonu 2010 The development of less invasive technologies over the past decade has resulted in a changing paradigm for the management of aortic diseases. Endovascular and hybrid surgical approaches are gradually being adopted by cardiovascular surgeons which has been proven to shorten hospitalization, reduce morbidity and mortality, speed recovery, and hasten return to normal life.
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Ismail Jatoi Manfred Kaufmann (Eds.) 2010 In 2002, Lippincott published the Manual of Breast Diseases, edited by Professor Ismail Jatoi. The current book, Management of Breast Diseases, is an adaptation of that manual, with Professor Manfred Kaufmann of the Goethe-University of Frankfurt serving as co-editor. Most of the chapters from the original manual have been either extensively revised or […]
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José J. Muñoz · Ramón Ribes (Eds.) 2010 Interventional radiology is an exciting field, and interventional radiologists perform a huge variety of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. Most interventional diagnostic procedures have been superseded by noninvasive methods, and the role of interventional radiologists has changed accordingly.
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Shu You Peng 2010 Although Couinaud’s study of the anatomy of the liver in the 1950s marked the beginning of a new era in modern liver surgery; and in the 1970s, huge breakthroughs in liver transplantation and regular resection of liver were made; nevertheless, it was not until the 1990s that caudate lobe resection was first documented.
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Aurora D. Pryor · Theodore N. Pappas · Malcolm Stanley Branch Editors 2010 A Practical Approach to Diagnosis and Management Gastrointestinal bleeding is an age-old problem. The original description of gastrointestinal bleeding may have been from Galen and his work connecting dyspepsia and melanotic stool. The changes in our management of gastrointestinal bleeding over the centuries have been […]
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Edited by Vanessa M. Shami, Michel Kahaleh 2010
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Wolfgang Seeger 2010 Neuroendoscopic transnasal surgical approaches have become increasingly common for some time, and have started to replace microsurgical techniques in pituitary surgery. Endoscopic transnasal approaches have also been recently used in some neurosurgical centres to reach pre- and retrosellar areas and targets localized in the basal cisterns.
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Cord Sturgeon Editor 2010 Endocrine neoplasms are fascinating tumors. Rare but usually dramatic diseases caused by the unchecked elaboration of hormones from endocrine fascinomas have been favorites of generations of medical students and professors alike.
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