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Diagnostic Imaging: Orthopaedics by Stoller, Tirman, Bredella MD: Used

This textbook, titled “Diagnostic Imaging: Orthopaedics,” is written by esteemed authors Miriam A. Bredella, Phillip F. J. Tirman, and David W. Stoller. It is a valuable resource for those studying or practicing in the fields of diagnostic imaging, radiology, radiotherapy and nuclear medicine, and life sciences with a focus on anatomy and physiology. The book is in the first edition and was published by Amirsys in 2004. It is a hardcover textbook with 992 pages and measures 11 inches in length and 8.5 inches in width. The book is written in English and is a great addition to any medical library.

Vintage Principles Of Neurology. 5th Edition by Raymond D. Adams. Hardcover Book

The classic “teaching text” in neurology is completely revised and features a new art program and the latest advances in diagnosis and treatment. Each chapter has been rigorously reviewed and updated. Includes new coverage of pupillary function, sleep, syncope, inherited metabolic disease, degenerative disease, epilepsy, cerebellar disease and much more. throughtout, new CT and MR images facilitate neurologic diagnosis. Most Importantly, the winning organization remains the systematic progression from cardinal manifestations of disease, to how these manifestations are arranged in neurologic syndromes, to matching theses syndromes to specific neurologic diseases.

Vintage Principles Of Neurology. 5th Edition by Raymond D. Adams. Hardcover Book

The classic “teaching text” in neurology is completely revised and features a new art program and the latest advances in diagnosis and treatment. Each chapter has been rigorously reviewed and updated. Includes new coverage of pupillary function, sleep, syncope, inherited metabolic disease, degenerative disease, epilepsy, cerebellar disease and much more. throughtout, new CT and MR images facilitate neurologic diagnosis. Most Importantly, the winning organization remains the systematic progression from cardinal manifestations of disease, to how these manifestations are arranged in neurologic syndromes, to matching theses syndromes to specific neurologic diseases.