2.15: Oncoimaging: Basic science to clinical application 2.15.1 CANCER BIOLOGY Prerit Sharma, Abhishek Mahajan, Shreya Shukla, Shivam Rastogi, Pritesh Shah Introduction Cancer is a multifactorial disease, and imaging forms an…
3.9: Nasopharynx Saugata Sen, Anisha Gehani, Jeevitesh Khoda, Dayananda Lingegowda Introduction Physical and naked eye examination of the nasopharyngeal region is not possible. Endoscopy and cross-sectional imaging are the only…
2.8: Nonspecific inflammatory disorders Sinduja Sivaramalingam, Alok Kale, Pradhap Lenin, N. Chidambaranathan Some of the uncommon disorders with multisystem manifestations do not have a singular cause or well-proven pathogenesis and…
1.7: Basics of fluoroscopy Ankita Aggarwal, Rohini Gupta Ghasi, Padma V. Badhe Mozart’s music is like an X-ray of your soul – it shows what is there and what is…
3.30: Temporal bone imaging anatomy Rajendra Solanki, Pooja Prajapati, Poornima Digge, Digish Vaghela Introduction The ear mainly consists of three compartments: the inner, middle and external ear. However, embryologically it…
Part B: Neuroophthalmology DR K NAGARAJAN | DR OLMA VEENA NORONHA The neuroradiological workup related to neuroophthalmology falls into the following categories based on anatomical lesion location and visual/cranial nerve pathways: I….
3.19: Perivertebral space Anita Nagadi Relevant imaging anatomy The perivertebral space (PVS) is a midline space that surrounds the vertebral column and associated musculature and extends from the skull base…
3.18: Retropharyngeal space Rajendra Solanki, Shital Turkhiya, Natisha Arora, Amar Suri, Digish Vaghela KEY POINTS 1. Cross-sectional imaging such as CECT and MRI have replaced radiographs in evaluation of RPS…
1.25: Recent advances in radiography Alex Fernandus D, Binit Sureka, Pushpinder Singh Khera You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that…
2.5: Bleeding diathesis Prakashini Koteshwar Bleeding diathesis Haemophilia Haemophilia is an X-linked recessive disorder of clotting mechanism. There are three forms: namely Haemophilia A, B and C. Haemophilia A is…
