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Dr. Richard Semelka is one of the world?s foremost MRI specialists and here describes the imaging protocols currently considered most beneficial for the investigation of various disease processes. His authoritative coverage of the subject incorporates and explains the latest techniques and technologies for radiologists and physicians who rely on MRI for accurate diagnosis and treatment.

Preface.

Contributors.

Diagnostic Approaches to Protocoling and Interpreting MR Studies of the Abdomen and Pelvis (R.C. Semelka, et al.).

Liver (R.C. Semelka, et al.).

Gallbladder and Biliary System (T.R. Bader, ).

Pancreas (R.C. Semelka, et al.).

Spleen (L.L. Nagase, et al.).

Gastrointestinal Tract (R.C. Semelka, et al.).

Peritoneal Cavity (R.C. Semelka, et al.).

Adrenal Glands (L.L. Nagase, et al.).

Kidneys (R.C. Semelka, et al.).

Retroperitoneum (D.R. Martin, et al.).

Bladder (E.D. Brown, et al.).

Male Pelvis (T.C. Noone, et al.).

Female Urethra and Vagina (L.B. Eisenberg, et al.).

Uterus and Cervix (R.A. Kubik-Huch, et al.).

Adnexa (D.A. Baumgarten, et al.).

Index.

"Practicing radiologists will enjoy the richly illustrated text and discussions of the most common applications in abdominal and pelvic MR imaging.  There are few books available that provide a comparable overview at a similar cost." (Radiology, March 2004)

"...an excellent text that includes a broad range of pathological disorders related to the abdomen and pelvis and their imaging characteristics on MRI..." (Abdominal Imaging, September/October 2002)

"...a comprehensive text...valuable addition to the literature...most useful as a reference, but the individual chapters also serve as excellent reviews..." (American Journal of Roentgenology, Vol. 179, No. 4, October 2002)

"...an excellent text that includes a broad range of pathological disorders related to the abdomen and pelvis and their imaging characteristics on MRI..." (Abdominal Imaging)

"...Overall this is an excellent MRI reference work.... I have no doubts this will be a valuable addition to the reporting room reference collection." (NMR in Biomedicine)