Increase your knowledge and improve your image interpretation skills using the proven and popular Case Review approach! Drs. Wael E. Saad, Minhaj S. Khaja, and Suresh Vedantham have updated this new edition to include nearly 200 clinically relevant cases with associated images, multiple-choice questions, answers, and rationales – all organized by level of difficulty and designed to reinforce your understanding of the essential principles needed to interpret a wide range of vascular and interventional images.
Key Features
- Study effectively with content that addresses contemporary medical practice emphasizing physics, clinical evaluation, and treatment following The Joint Commission and the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education.
New Features
- View cases that reflect contemporary practice, thanks to new, multi-modality imaging, including color images and 3D reconstructions.
- Stay up to date with recent innovations in vascular and interventional radiology with a more diverse case selection, updated procedural techniques and inventory, and new and updated references from reputable sources.
- Get fresh perspectives from nearly 200 updated or new cases reflecting the most recent changes in vascular and interventional radiology, including portal hypertension, aortic disease, interventional oncology, peripheral arterial disease, and complex venous disease.
Opening Round
Fair Game
Challenge
Supplemental Figures
Index of Cases
Index of Terms
"It is this reviewer’s belief that if a resident reads and understands all 170 cases, they should have no problem passing the interventional radiology section of the core exam. It is therefore highly recommended for this audience."
-American Journal of Neuroradiology Blog (April 2016)
"These authors have set out to bring the title up to date for trainee interventional radiologists, with an emphasis on clinical management, multimodality approach and novel techniques and equipment. We think they have succeeded and have tapped into most trainees’ intrinsically competitive mind set with their version of this successful series format."
-RAD Magazine (September 2016)
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