Abdominal Ultrasound: How, Why and When, by Jane A. Bates DMU Mphil DCR

As more and more practitioners are relying on ultrasound as an accepted, safe, and cost-effective diagnostic tool in everyday practice, its use in diagnosing abdominal problems is quickly increasing. This up-to-date edition includes coverage of basic anatomy, technique, and ultrasound appearances, in addition to the most common pathological processes. It serves as both a practical, clinically relevant manual and resource for professionals, as well as an invaluable textbook for students entering the field. * Over 500 illustrations and high-quality scans clearly show abdominal anatomy. * Practical and clinically relevant coverage addresses the concerns of both practitioners and students. * Succinct, comprehensive chapters convey important points.

 

 

 

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