Airways Disease Jeffrey S. Klein Trachea and Central Bronchi Congenital Tracheal Anomalies Tracheal agenesis, cartilaginous abnormalities of the trachea, tracheal webs and stenosis, tracheoesophageal fistulas, and vascular rings and slings…
White Matter and Neurodegenerative Diseases Jerome A. Barakos Derk D. Purcell In contrast to gray matter, which contains neuronal cell bodies, white matter is composed of the long processes of…
Lumbar Spine: Disc Disease and Stenosis Clyde A. Helms Imaging Methods Imaging the lumbar spine for disc disease and stenosis has evolved in the past 20 years from predominantly myelography-oriented…
Pulmonary Vascular Disease Curtis E. Green Jeffrey S. Klein Pulmonary Edema Basic Principles. Under normal conditions, the interstitial space of the lung is kept dry by pulmonary lymphatics located within…
Fig. 18.1 Diagram of the lateral surface of the brain illustrating its main anatomic features Fig. 18.2 Diagram of the brain illustrating the main internal structures Knowledge of cross-sectional anatomy…
and Abdelhamid H. Elgazzar2 (1) Department of Pathology, Faculty of Medicine, Kuwait University Health Science Center, Kuwait City, Kuwait (2) Department of Nuclear Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Kuwait University, Kuwait City, Kuwait…
Fig. 15.1 Phases and lesion morphology of coronary atherosclerosis progression according to gross pathological and clinical findings (Reproduced from Fuster et al. [11] with permission) Table 15.1 Atherosclerotic lesion types…
Fig. 13.1 Diagram of the lobes and segments of the lungs Fig. 13.2 Simple diagram of the upper and lower airways 13.1.1 Respiratory Airways The upper airways are lined by…
Fig. 17.1 (a, b) The Couinaud segments of the liver. (a) Anterior surface view; (b) visceral surface view. I, caudate/Spigel’s lobe; II, left, posterolateral segment; III, left anterolateral segment; IVa,…
Fig. 12.1 TWB vs. LWB. Differences are the acquired field of views. The commonly used limited whole body field of view (left) from the base of the skull to the…
