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Sunday, March 27, 2011

Surgical Neuroangiography Review

Surgical Neuroangiography
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The whole work Surgical Neuroangiography by P Lasjaunias is a monument. While the first edition did not really reflect the brilliant mind that Prof Lasjaunias was, it was indispensable. In many ways the new edition is even better, much much better even since much of the sometimes confounding structure of the rpevious version has been improved and the book can now be used to really learn neuroangiography. Indeed the rpevious version, while containing information of extreme importance was very (very) difficult to read. The new version is rather easy and very very enjoyable since it provides great insight to the work of what was one of the giants of Neuroradiology whose lectures will be sadly missed.

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This book will be helpful to professionals who use the vascular system of the spine, spinal cord, and brain in their practice and in their search for better understanding, reliability, and safety in their decisions and actions by providing a new conceptual approach to the vascular supply to the brain spine and spinal cord. Statements such as "the median cerebral artery is a branch of the anterior cerebral artery" or "the internal carotid and vertebral arteries are minor vessels, they can be absent. They represent the most common distribution pattern to the arterial circle at the base of the brain, but certainly not the only one" show that the authors are far from providing the traditional presentation of the arterial system in man.

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Friday, February 18, 2011

Navigating the Adult Spine: Bridging Clinical Practice and Neuroradiology Review

Navigating the Adult Spine: Bridging Clinical Practice and Neuroradiology
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This book is very well illustrated and easy to read.The concepts are well explained with graphics and the text is clear and concise.
Highly recommended.

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This heavily illustrated introductory text covers the most important clinical, radiological, and management points in caring for the patient with spine problems. Both residents and practitioners will find the book simple but detailed enough to understand the nature of the patient's complaints, diagnose and manage common problems, and, most importantly, identify those patients at risk who require an early referral to a spine specialist.
Key Features Include:
- Clear, clinical descriptions of the most common spinal disorders
- Guidance in correlating key neuroradiologic findings with the full clinical picture for accurate diagnosis
- Hundreds of clinical "pearls," tables, and radiologic images that sharpen clinical acumen
- An emphasis on early diagnosis and timely referral for a favorable prognosis
Navigating the Adult Spine is a unique professional tool for residents in physiatry, neurology, and orthopedic surgery, as well as for professionals in those fields who need a quick and reliable refresher on common spinal conditions.For all readers, it will enhance clinical skills and ensure optimal care of spine patients.

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