Radiology of Non-Spinal Pain Procedures
Mubin I. Syed Azim Shaikh 2011 A Guide for the Interventionalist
Continue reading →Mubin I. Syed Azim Shaikh 2011 A Guide for the Interventionalist
Continue reading →Frederik Barkhof • Nick C. Fox António J. Bastos-Leite • Philip Scheltens 2011 This book is inspired by the previous work entitled ‘Magnetic Resonance in Dementia’ published in 2002 with our dear colleague and friend, Jaap Valk. We were encouraged by many positive reactions from colleagues in different disciplines including radiology, neurology, psychiatry and geriatrics.
Continue reading →Samer N. Narouze 2011 Ultrasonography is a very welcome addition to fluoroscopy and other imaging techniques in interventional pain practice. Over the past few years, interest in ultrasonography in pain medicine (USPM) has been fast growing, as evidenced by the plethora of published papers in peer-reviewed journals as well as presentations at major national and international meetings.
Continue reading →Rolfe Birch 2011 This work is dedicated to George Bonney who began preparation of the second edition of Surgical Disorders of the Peripheral Nerves shortly after the publication of the first. The structure of the book was well advanced by the time of his death. One main reason for undertaking this task was the rising tide of iatrogenous […]
Continue reading →Edited by Andrew D. Norden, David A. Reardon Patrick Y.C. Wen 2011 In preparing Primary Central Nervous System Tumors: Pathogenesis and Therapy, we set out to write a textbook that would be comprehensive yet accessible.
Continue reading →Edited by John H. Zhang, Austin Colohan 2011 From Bench to Bedside On March 9–11, 2010, the Third International Conference on Intracerebral Hemorrhage was held at the exquisite Rancho Las Palmas Resort in Rancho Mirage, California. No one could have asked for a better venue – beautiful weather, lush gardens, and a location city that attracts millions of […]
Continue reading →Qihui “Jim” Zhai 2011 Frozen section diagnosis is a critical component of most surgical pathologists’ daily practice. Reaching an accurate diagnosis is sometimes stressful considering the time limitations, frozen section artifacts, and the immediate resulting surgical impact.
Continue reading →Jeff L. Creasy 2011 A Forensic Guide for Radiologists, Other Expert Medical Witnesses, and Attorneys Why do we need a book on the dating of neurological injury? Over the last decade, I have personally reviewed more than 80 medical–legal cases related to neurological disease in which some aspect of the case involved imaging technology.
Continue reading →Timothy R. Deer 2011 I am honored to write this foreword to the Atlas of Implantable Therapies for Pain Management. While implantable devices for the treatment of intractable pain have been used for nearly half a century, never before has such a comprehensive atlas been available for the benefit of the pain practitioner.
Continue reading →R.G. González J.A. Hirsch M.H. Lev P.W. Schaefer L.H. Schwamm (Editors) 2011 Acute ischemic stroke is treatable, and our ability to treat patients with ischemic stroke continues to improve. Since the publication of the first edition of this book, important changes in stroke patient management have occurred, and many are reflected in these pages.
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