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Emergency Radiology is a quick reference pocketbook for radiologists worldwide working in any emergency or acute care setting. It acts both as a checklist of presenting features to enable accurate interpretation of diagnostic imaging investigations and as a guide to understanding the basics of performing therapeutic or diagnostic interventional procedures. A wide range of emergencies are reviewed, giving all pertinent information in a concise presentation for on-call radiologists and trainees who encounter these emergencies out-of-hours. The text is complemented by high quality images of emergency conditions in all body systems, including head, cardiovascular, chest, abdomen, pelvis and extremities. Pediatrics, fluoroscopy, ultrasound and the use of MRI in emergencies are also discussed. Emergency Radiology is an invaluable for all radiologists, emergency physicians and radiography technicians, as well as for any healthcare practitioner involved in patient care in the emergency or acute care environment.

Emergency Radiology is a quick reference pocketbook for radiologists worldwide working in any emergency or acute care setting. It acts both as a checklist of presenting features to enable accurate interpretation of diagnostic imaging investigations and as a guide to understanding the basics of performing therapeutic or diagnostic interventional procedures. A wide range of emergencies are reviewed, giving all pertinent information in a concise presentation for on-call radiologists and trainees who encounter these emergencies out-of-hours. The text is complemented by high quality images of emergency conditions in all body systems, including head, cardiovascular, chest, abdomen, pelvis and extremities. Pediatrics, fluoroscopy, ultrasound and the use of MRI in emergencies are also discussed. Emergency Radiology is an invaluable for all radiologists, emergency physicians and radiography technicians, as well as for any healthcare practitioner involved in patient care in the emergency or acute care environment.

This book is an introduction to interventional radiology. Written in a case-based format, the book is subdivided into ten chapters made up of ten vascular and non-vascular interventional radiology cases.Each case contains illustrations and legends describing the imaging findings and technical details of each intervention, comments from anatomical, physiopathological and radiological standpoints, as well as a description of the interventional procedure and the required interventional devices.The book is aimed at vascular and non-vascular interventional radiologists, vascular surgeons, radiology residents, vascular surgery residents, nurses and radiology technicians.

This review book contains 1,000 questions that mimic the in-service residency exam and board exam in emergency medicine. Questions are divided into 10 tests of 100 questions each, and each test covers all areas of emergency medicine: internal medicine and surgery specialty areas, dentistry, trauma, obstetrics, pediatrics, toxicology, environmental medicine, radiology, dermatology, EMS, and bioterrorism. Questions are case-based and 10% involve interpreting an image. Answers are included, along with concise explanations of the correct and incorrect answer choices.

Following on the popularity of the Ace Your Case! and Ace Your Case II guides, WetFeet brings to you a brand new guide with a whole new set of case questions to practice on and get a leg up in your consulting interviews.
In Ace Your Case III, you'll find:
* Specific tips for market-sizing, business operations, business strategy, and resume case questions
* 15 case questions with room to work out your answers
* 15 detailed "good" answers to the case questions, including possible dialogues with your interviewer
* "Bad" answers along with reasons for why they won't fly

Following on the popularity of the Ace Your Case! and Ace Your Case II guides, WetFeet brings to you a brand new guide with a whole new set of case questions to practice on and get a leg up in your consulting interviews.
In Ace Your Case III, you'll find:
* Specific tips for market-sizing, business operations, business strategy, and resume case questions
* 15 case questions with room to work out your answers
* 15 detailed "good" answers to the case questions, including possible dialogues with your interviewer
* "Bad" answers along with reasons for why they won't fly

A 53-year-old male farmer presents for evaluation of a growth on his arm. About a week previously, he noticed some mildly itchy red bumps on his arm. They started to blister a day or two later and then ruptured. During this time he had a low-grade fever, but otherwise felt well. Further questioning reveals that he has had no ill contacts and never had anything like this before. He has cows, horses, goats, sheep, and chickens on his farm. On examination of his right upper arm

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Mental Case for Mac OS X makes organizing your mental notes a snap. Gather them together in a ‘case’, the Mental Case equivalent of an iTunes playlist. Then group related cases together in collections. Search your notes, or drag them between cases. Mental Case for Mac is the most powerful way to organize your study. Just as iTunes on your Mac provides a hub for your music and movies, Mental Case for Mac is your learning hub. After organizing your mental notes, you can sync them to your iPad, iPhone, or iPad touch over a Wi-Fi (Airport) network. Any edits or new notes you make on your iOS device will sync back to the Mac, and when you study on your iOS device, your learning schedule is updated on the Mac when you sync.