Pocket tutor: Neuroimaging

by Rory Piper

Pocket Tutor Neuroimaging is an excellent portable and accessible guide to the essential knowledge of neuroradiology. Pocket Tutor Neuroimaging is intended for medical students in their clinical years and doctors in the early years of their training. Its aim is to demystify neuroimaging and provide a broad understanding of how to interpret normal and abnormal appearances. The book opens with a summary of the essential anatomy and describes the different imaging techniques. Next is an introduction to the principles of interpretation of images of the normal and abnormal nervous system. The remaining chapters demonstrate the uses of neuroimaging in disease and they focus on the serious but common pathologies that a junior doctor may encounter. Each one includes at least one case scenario to relate the content back to clinical practice.

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