Gian Gaetano Delaini 2005 New Frontiers in Diagnosis, Treatment and Rehabilitation Twenty years ago rectal cancer was treated almost exclusively by surgery. This often took the form of total rectal excision resulting in a permanent colostomy. The quality of surgery was variable and the results were often unknown. The last 20 years have seen a remarkable transition due to […]

Peter F. Sharp, Howard G. Gemmell and Alison D. Murray (Eds) 2005 There have been several significant advances in nuclear medicine since the publication of the second edition of Practical Nuclear Medicine. The last seven years have seen great strides in instrumentation, including new coincidence detectors, the development of a wider variety of crystals, and the advent of […]

Dale L Bailey, David W Townsend, Peter E Valk and Michael N Maisey (Eds) 2005 Basic Sciences In 2003 we published Positron Emission Tomography: Basic Science and Clinical Practice. The aim of that book was to address what we perceived of as a lack, at the time, of a comprehensive contemporary reference work on the rapidly expanding […]

V. LATTANZIO G. SIMONETTI 2005 Guide to Interpreting, Reporting and Auditing Mammographic Images – Re.Co.R.M The terminology currently used in mammography is by no means uniform and clear-cut, and may frequently even be inappropriate for describing mammographic findings from a semiological and semantic point of view. Moreover, the natural evolution of language has added to the confusion.