Radiological Imaging of the Kidney (Medical Radiology / Diagnostic Imaging) - 2011 edition
This book provides a unique and comprehensive analysis of the normal anatomy and pathology of the kidney and upper urinary tract
from the modern diagnostic imaging point of view. The first part is
dedicated to the embryology and normal radiological anatomy of the
kidney and anatomic variants. The second part presents in detail all of
the imaging modalities which can be employed to assess the kidney and
the upper urinary tract, including ultrasound, computed tomography,
magnetic resonance imaging, and positron emission tomography. Patient
preparation and investigation protocols are accurately described, and the principal fields of application of each imaging modality are clearly highlighted. The entire spectrum of kidney pathologies is then presented in a series of detailed chapters. Each pathology is illustrated by high-quality images
obtained with state of the art equipment and the most advanced imaging
modalities, as well as by figures showing macroscopic and microscopic
specimens. The latest innovations in interventional radiology, biopsy
procedures, and parametric and molecular imaging are also described, as is the relationship between contrast media and kidney function. This book will be of great interest to all radiologists, oncologists, and urologists who are involved in the management of kidney pathologies in their daily clinical practice.
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