Titlebook: MR Imaging of the Skull and Brain; A Correlative Text-A Klaus Sartor Book 1992 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1992 Alzheimer′s disease.H

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Developmental Anomalies,of the central nervous system. For quite some time now, . methods have been furnishing information previously obtainable only from invasive studies. Unfortunately, these more recently developed and widely used imaging techniques, ultrasonography and computed tomography (CT), have certain limitations.

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Tumors and Related Conditions, Primary intracranial tumors derive from locally present but occasionally ectopic tissues, while secondary tumors are either metastases from extracranial cancer (common) or direct extensions of head and neck malignancies (less common).

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Miscellaneous Conditions,ional anatomy, and abnormalities of bone can be found in the introductions of Chaps. 4–9. As before, however, MR imaging is compared primarily with computed tomography (CT), the main diagnostic alternative in most of the disorders in question.

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e reader with a descriptive as well as pictorial overview of MRI in the various pathologic processes. An important additional purpose is to explain how to make the best use of MRI if a particular disease is suspected. Extensive information on differential diagnosis will also be included.978-3-642-75

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Principles of Examination and Interpretation,ining chapters, the superb morphologic and functional information that can be obtained is often inaccessible with other noninvasive or even invasive imaging modalities. To maximize this information, it is necessary to have a working knowledge of the many imaging options that are available. This chap

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Normal Anatomy,r with the normal; without a good knowledge of their image equivalents, normal anatomic structures or physiologic phenomena may be mistaken for lesions, and vice versa. While computed tomography (CT) can be successfully performed with only moderately detailed knowledge of the gross anatomy of the br