Cardiovascular CT and MR Imaging

• 1. CT Angiography - 2. MR Angiography – 3. Post-Processing – 4. Plaque Imaging – 5. Intracranial Circulation – 6. Carotid Arteries - 7. Thoracic Aorta - 8. Pulmonary Circulation – 9. Coronary Circulation – 10. Abdominal Aorta - 11. Renal Arteries and Splanchnic Vessels - 12. Arteries of the Upper Limbs – 13. Arteries of the Lower Limbs - 14. Whole-Body Angiography - 15. Vascular Malformations - 16. Vasculitis - 17. Venous System

From the reviews: "The book is well written and there is an appropriate weighting given to each chapter. ... the major strengths of this book is the use of superb illustrative diagrams, which complement the text beautifully. ... an ideal text for radiology residents and general radiologists who wish to upskill their knowledge in techniques and radiologic interpretation of vascular disease and will be a valuable tool for readers aiming to improve the accuracy and clinical relevance of their vascular imaging reporting." (Taryn Reddy, Radiology, Vol. 271 (1), April, 2014) "The basic purpose of Cardiovascular CT and MR Imaging is to provide practical information on how to apply CT angiography (CTA) and MR angiography (MRA) in daily clinical practice. ... The main target audience of the book is physicians in the field of cardiovascular radiology ... . The book can also provide essential information for residents ... as well as for students and technologists in the fields of medicine and medical imaging. ... an ideal guide for beginners or as a handbook for experts." (Jin Chul Paeng, The Journal of Nuclear Medicine, Vol. 54 (10), October, 2013)