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Skeletal Imaging: Atlas of the Spine and Extremities

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This is an outstanding referece book for imaging professionals in the academic and private sector who wish to maintain a comprehensive overview of all skeletal structures and the supporting musculature at hand. The imaging planes selected directly correlate with the needs of the imaging professional and having combined both the spine and extremities in a single volume is indeed the most efficient and comprehensive way to satisfy the needs of the busy professional.

The sections included of normal variants and potential pitfalls is also very important in distinguishing this reference text from others in the marketplace.

I would recommend this text for those particularly involved in the interpretation of both the spine and extremity examinations as these are often kept separate at many academic institutions.

Conrgatualtions to the authors for their work.

This is the best text of skeletal imaging that you can buy. It is well organized, easy to use, full of excellent illustrations, and comprehensive. It is organized according to anatomic region making it easy to find what you are looking for without skipping all over the book. The first chapter consists of concise tables, which provide a complete overview of commonly encountered skeletal disorders. Throughout the rest of the book there are large clear illustrations of radiographs as well as correlating CT scans, MR images, and radionuclide studies. The descriptions of the disorders are right next to the illustrations giving a clear understanding of the findings. This atlas is an invaluable tool in interpretation of radiographs and diagnosis of disorders of the musculoskeletal system. It's my favorite reference book!

This is a master piece as far as current radiology texts go. The beauty of the images and cases selected demonstrates much thought that has been put into this book and the result is a great reference and teaching guide aimed at residents, fellows and clinicians alike both in the medical and chiropractic professions. It is a wonderful fusion of fundamental concepts interspersed with some more complex challenging cases which use the relevant special imaging to demonstrate the full spectrum of modalities available nowadays.
The two authors have produced a great work which should be a very useful addition to many a library to be used both in everyday practice as well as a reference guide too.

Dr. Taylor has created a wonderful, detailed textbook that serves as an invaluable reference tool. The images, the description as well as pathopneumonics are provided and easy for any health practitioner who frequently encounter are involved with imaging to use.

This is without question an absolute "must have" atlas of radiology for the student, teacher, or practising radiologist. The layout is excellent, the text very incisive, clear and informative, and the photographic reproductions and case studies unquestionably first rate. You will certainly want this "at your elbow".Definitely "two thumbs up".