Mayo Clinic Body MRI Case Review

This book is a must-have for any radiologist who performs body MRI. No other text has tackled this subject in such a comprehensive, up-to-date, and approachable manner. The content is well written, well organized, and user-friendly for the busy physician who needs answers to everyday practical questions but has limited time. Several complicated body MR topics and concepts are made clear and understandable. You will find yourself using this text frequently in your clinical practice to optimize the quality of your body MR studies, to elevate your comfort level with this often intimidating subject, and to increase the value of your body MR interpretations. Credit to the authors for a valuable contribution to the radiology library! * Kale D. Bodily, MD, High Desert Radiology, Department of Radiology, Kingman Regional Medical Center, Kingman, AZ *
Mayo Clinic Body MRI Case Review is a very well-written review of body MRI utilizing a highly effective case study approach. Each case includes a clearly and concisely presented review of relevant history and imaging findings along with a comprehensive discussion that often includes useful advice regarding management. The images themselves are of top quality, illustrating both typically acquired and newer techniques such as imaging with liver specific agents... This text would be extremely useful for those trainees preparing for board examinations, fellows in training for body imaging, and practicing radiologists looking to refresh, update, and consolidate their knowledge regarding the spectrum of body MRI cases they may encounter. * Eric P. Tamm, MD, Professor, Department of Diagnostic Radiology, Division of Diagnostic Imaging, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX *
Mayo Clinic Body MRI Case Review is well written and full of useful information presented in an easy to digest case based format. Highly useful whether studying for boards or used in a busy private practice. Every member of my group should and will have a copy of this book. * Christopher Johansen, MD, Kingman Regional Medical Center, Kingman, AZ *
This is a superb tome which will be of great value to the interested trainee, especially those doing subspeciality training or fellowships in body imaging. Moreover, it will be of great interest to any practising radiologist who wishes to review cases. * Dr Daniel Bell, Consultant Radiologist, North Middlesex University Hospital RAD Magazine *