The Pathology and Imaging of Coronavirus Pneumonia

The Pathology and Imaging of Coronavirus Pneumonia is a comprehensive study of the coronavirus family-related pulmonary diseases, specifically targeting the three subtypes of coronaviruses that have been confirmed to infect humans: SARS, MERS, and COVID-19. It is based on heterogeneous data from imaging and clinical sources, and particularly emphasizes the imaging-based staging diagnostic model rooted in the pathogenic and pathological aspects of clinical staging: thereby aiming to better align with the requirements of evidence-based medicine in clinical diagnosis and treatment.

The Pathology and Imaging of Coronavirus Pneumonia provides a comprehensive overview of the pathology and imaging manifestations of coronavirus pneumonia, covering the integrated theories and practical achievements of etiology, epidemiology, pathology, clinical diagnosis, treatment, radiology, cleaning, disinfection and protection measures commonly used in imaging department, as well as the prevention and prognosis of SARS, MERS and COVID-19.

• Focuses on clinical aspects and the imaging of coronavirus pneumonia, including SARS, MERS and COVID-19
• Based on extensive data collection, which includes longitudinal follow-ups and pathogenic pathology verification
• Both comprehensive and covers detailed and typical case histories
• Provides practical advice to clinicians and diagnostic staff