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Diagnostic Ultrasound, edited by Carol M. Rumack, Stephanie R. Wilson, J. William Charboneau, and Deborah Levine, presents a greater wealth of authoritative, up-to-the-minute guidance on the ever-expanding applications of this versatile modality than you'll find in any other single source. Preeminent experts help you reap the fullest benefit from the latest techniques for ultrasound imaging of the whole body...image-guided procedures...fetal, obstetric, and pediatric imaging...and more. This completely updated edition encompasses all of the latest advances, including 3D and 4D imaging, fetal imaging, contrast-enhanced ultrasound (CEUS) of the liver and digestive tract, and much more - all captured through an abundance of brand-new images. And now, video clips for virtually every chapter allow you to see the sonographic presentation of various conditions in real time!

Master all of the latest US applications, including the newest developments in 3-D and 4-D imaging, fetal imaging, contrast-enhanced ultrasound (CEUS) of the liver and digestive tract, and much more.View state-of-the-art examples of all imaging findings with more than 70% new illustrations in the obstetrics section (including correlations with fetal MRI), and more than 20% new images throughout the rest of the contents.

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"This is an excellent reference that, despite its size, it sits more often on my desk than in the book case, and I would recommend it to any ultrasound department. It comprehensively covers the bread-and-butter topics of general and obstetric ultrasound and would be a sound purchase for any radiologist or sonographer working in isolation"

Now fully updated with more than 2,000 new images, 200 new videos, and new content throughout, Diagnostic Ultrasound, 5th Edition, by Drs. Carol M. Rumack and Deborah Levine, remains the most comprehensive and authoritative ultrasound resource available. Spanning a wide range of medical specialties and practice settings, it provides complete, detailed information on the latest techniques for ultrasound imaging of the whole body; image-guided procedures; fetal, obstetric, and pediatric imaging; and much more. Up-to-date guidance from experts in the field keep you abreast of expanding applications of this versatile imaging modality and help you understand the "how" and "why" of ultrasound use and interpretation.

"What makes this an exceptionally useful reference tool is the inclusion of chapters beyond the usual day-to-day typical ultrasound examinations. The changing face of modern ultrasound has been carefully included, with chapters based on the dynamic assessment of hernias of the groin and anterior abdominal wall, organ transplantation, the thyroid and parathyroid, MSK techniques and applications, interventional applications in a variety of applications, gastrointestinal, breast, vascular and peritoneal and retroperitoneal ultrasound imaging." Reviewed by Colin P Griffin, lead ultrasound practitioner, Royal Liverpool University Hospital for www.radmagazine.co.uk

"This is one of the most comprehensive books covering all aspects of diagnostic ultrasound in routine clinical use. The book and all references have been updated from the previous edition. In addition, over 380 new videos have been added." Reviewed by Ivan Jambor, MD, PhD (UMMS Baystate Medical Center)

The World Health Organization (WHO) recognizes ultrasound as an important medicaldiagnostic imaging technology. Manuals on ultrasound have been published by WHOsince 2001, with the purpose of guiding health professionals on the safe and effectiveuse of ultrasound. Among the diagnostic imaging technologies, ultrasound is the saferand least expensive, and technological advances are making it more user friendly andportable. Ultrasound has many uses, both diagnostic and therapeutic. For the purposesof this manual, only diagnostic ultrasound will be considered and further analysed.Basic physics of ultrasonographic imaging was released in 2005; since then, WHOhas addressed the physics, safe use and different applications of ultrasound as an important diagnostic imaging tool. Since it is a non ionizing radiation technology, along withnuclear magnetic resonance imaging, the risks inherent to its use are lower than thosepresented by other diagnostic imaging technologies using ionizing radiation, such asthe radiological technologies (X-rays and computed tomography scanners).

Features more images and new uses for contrast agents in the liver, breast, and in pediatric applications. Includes current information on imaging more diagnostic dilemmas, such as Zika virus in the fetus and newborn.

Clinical Ultrasound has been thoroughly revised and updated by a brand new editorial team in order to incorporate the latest scanning technologies and their clinical applications in both adult and paediatric patients. With over 4,000 high-quality illustrations, the book covers the entire gamut of organ systems and body parts where this modality is useful. It provides the ultrasound practitioner with a comprehensive, authoritative guide to image diagnosis and interpretation. Colour is now incorporated extensively throughout this edition in order to reflect the advances in clinical Doppler, power Doppler, contrast agents. Each chapter now follows a consistent organizational structure and now contains numerous summary boxes and charts in order to make the diagnostic process practical and easy to follow. Covering all of the core knowledge, skills and experience as recommended by the Royal College of Radiologists, it provides the Fellow with a knowledge base sufficient to pass professional certification examinations and provides the practitioner with a quick reference on all currently available diagnostic and therapeutic ultrasound imaging procedures.

Master all of the latest US applications, including the newest developments in 3-D and 4-D imaging, fetal imaging, contrast-enhanced ultrasound (CEUS) of the liver and digestive tract, and much more.

Oblique and transverse ultrasound scans showed a big spleen (172mm pole to pole) with an irregularly marginated hypoechoic measuring 83mm 26mm in size. There was no fluid in the peritoneal cavity. The liver, kidneys and pancreas appeared normal.

Perisplenic fluid noted above the spleen following trauma should be regarded as a sign of splenic trauma. This can be helpful when splenic injury is not clinically obvious and an ultrasound scan is obtained as a screening examination. The left lobe of the liver, in some individuals, extends between the spleen and the left hemidiaphragm and when echo-poor, can resemble a perisplenic (subcapsular) haematoma 2. ff782bc1db