Description
This book gives a synoptic description of the practical details of how to carry out the common procedures in imaging on which a trainee in radiology and related professionals will be expected to be familiar. It does not attempt to cover rarer techniques beyond the scope of the FRCR exam or to show the resulting images. Every technique is clearly described under a set of standard headings (e.g. methods, indications, equipment, patient preparation, technique, aftercare, complications, further reading).- Comprehensively reviewed and updated throughout – incorporating the very latest techniques, clinical practice developments and key recent national and international guidelines- New chapter on the important roles of the radiographer and nurse in procedural radiology – reflecting the delivery of modern radiological practice by multi-professional teams- New chapter on ablative therapies – outlining the various radiological techniques and indications for non-surgical treatment of tumours- Complementary access to the complete, enhanced eBook version - including new, interactive MCQs to check understanding and aid those preparing for the FRCR and similar examinations
Table of Contents
1. General notes2. Intravascular contrast media3. Gastrointestinal tract4. Liver, biliary tract and pancreas5. Urinary tract6. Image-guided ablation techniques for cancer treatment7. Reproductive system8. Respiratory system9. Heart, 10 Arterial system11. Venous system12. Radionuclide imaging in oncology and infection13. Bones and joints14. Brain15. Spine16. Lacrimal system, salivary glands, thyroid and parathyroids17. Breast18. The role of the radiographer and the nurse in interventional radiology19. Patient consent20. Sedation and monitoring21. Medical emergenciesAppendix I Dose limitsAppendix II Average effective dose equivalentsAppendix III The Ionising Radiation (Medical Exposure) Regulations 2000
