Principles of Genitourinary Radiology Book

This work presents a summary of clinical pathological and laboratory findings, together with radiologic descriptions. This edition features: recent advances in understanding carcinoma of the prostata and bladder, urinary tract infection, vesico-ureteral reflux and the female pelvis; expanded coverage of the full range of imaging modalities -- ultrasound, nuclear medicine, fluoroscopy, MRI; a chapter on embryology; increased emphasis on differential diagnoses, diagnostic strategies and imaging pitfalls; and high-quality illustrations that depict the most important clinical entities.

Earl J. Nudelman

This book, organized by organ system, covers genitourinary radiology. The author has compiled a book that is an easily read textbook and an easily used reference book. The author meets his objectives quite well, with concise text and illustrations. The book is intended to serve as a concise textbook for radiology residents and general radiologists. Urologists will also find this book useful. The author is an experienced and knowledgeable genitourinary radiologist. The illustrations are useful and easy to follow. The reference list is current and authoritative. The organ system format lends itself to use as a reference book. The book is well made. This is a concise and well-written book directed at radiology residents-in-training and general radiologists. The illustrations are excellent and easily understood. This will be a useful personal and library text in radiology departments.