基于模式分类的胸病成像Diseases of the Chest

出版时间：2006-11  出版社：上海科学技术文献出版社  作者：Matsushima, Toshiharu  页数：184  

内容概要

The chest x-ray is the most commonly performed diagnostic x-ray examination. Highly illustrated and with only a minimum of necessary text, this new book takes a highly efficient pattern-based approach to evaluating the chest x-ray. Classes of findings, such as "increased radiolucency" or "alveolar shadow: atelectasis," are used to orient the reader toward the underlying medical problem. Tables help to organize the basic findings so as to be able to arrive at a differential diagnosis. While the emphasis is on the chest x-ray, a supporting role is played by helpful CT images, schematics and drawings, and photographs of pathologic specimens, where these may be helpful to understand the chest x-ray appearance of the disease. Chest x-rays are often performed routinely, prior to employment, prior to surgery or during immigration. The examining physician must be in a position to evaluate large numbers of chest x-rays confidently and speedily. This book succeeds admirably in helping the examiner to this end.

书籍目录

Chapter 1 Introduction: Pattern classification of abnormal shadowsChapter 2 Radiographs of extrapulmonary and intrapulmonary lesions with increased radiolucency  Increased radiolucencyChapter 3 Radiographs of extrapulrnonary lesions with decreased radiolucency Pleural diseaseChapter 4 Radiographs of intrapulmonary lesions with decreased radiolucency　1. Alveolar shadow: Consolidation　2. Alveolar shadow: Atelectasis　3. Interstitial shadow:  Granulomatous sign　4. Interstitial shadow: Fibrotic shadow 　5. Alveolar-interstitial shadow: Pulmonary edema, reverse pulmonary edema shadow　6. Nodular shadow: Solitary nodular shadow 1　7. Nodular shadow: Solitary nodular shadow 2　8. Nodular shadow: Solitary nodular shadow 3　9. Nodular shadow: Multiple nodular shadows　10. Ring shadow: Cavity　11. Ring shadow: Cystic shadow　12. Lesions of trachea and bronchus　13. Abnormal linear shadow　14. Hilar shadowChapter 5 Radiographs of mediastinal lesions with decreased or increased radiolucency  Mediastinal lesionsIndex of Radiograph, CT, and other PicturesClassified by Diseases