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Invaluable radiographic reference!,
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This review is from: Atlas of Normal Roentgen Variants That May Simulate Disease (Hardcover)
Although the title of this book sounds extremely dry, unapproachable, and cumbersome, this book is a well-organized compilation of every type of unusual looking radiograph for every part of the human body. In my job as an Army physical therapist, I commonly have to screen plain radiographs. This reference has been invaluable to myself and others that work in my clinic, especially when evaluating foot and ankle films. There are several (more than a dozen) accessory bones that may be present, and these are all very well mapped out, each with a radiographic example, explanation, and key points to consider when evaluating each specific view. Excellent reference text!!Guy Terry, MPT |
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Atlas of Normal Roentgen Variants That May Simulate Disease, 7e by Theodore E. Keats (Hardcover - August 10, 2001)
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