Publisher's Synopsis
This atlas illustrates the use of imaging techniques to monitor the progression of disease, in both the research and clinical context, utilizing tables, charts, graphics, and other features to present the reader with an accessible and readable account of each finding and the means by which it can be best visualized. Clinical applications are discussed in comparison with other imaging modalities, permitting the reader to understand the strengths and the limitations of CT in the assessment of specific clinical problems. For neuroradiologists requiring a reference collection for diagnostic imaging, or for neurologists interested in monitoring the incidence and progression of disease, this book provides a comprehensive review of normal brain anatomy and normal variants, and compares with images that demonstrate the various manifestations of epilepsy, recorded using each of the principal technologies now available.
