Description
📘 Diseases of the Abdomen and Pelvis 2023–2026: Diagnostic Imaging — 2023 PDF
🔎 Book Overview & Topics
This organ-based imaging reference surveys abdominal and pelvic disease through focused chapters from the IDKD series. It connects imaging findings with differential diagnosis and clinical context, covering emergency presentations, common organ disorders and selected oncologic applications.
Topics covered
- Emergency and infectious abdominal imaging.
- Colon, rectal and small-bowel disease.
- Diffuse liver disease, focal lesions and biliary disorders.
- Pancreatic, adrenal and renal disease.
- Uterine, adnexal and prostate imaging.
- Retroperitoneal masses, molecular imaging and immunotherapy-related findings.
Reading focus
The chapter-based organization allows readers to concentrate on one anatomical region or clinical problem at a time. Coverage ranges from common benign conditions to malignancy and treatment-related imaging changes, making the volume useful for structured review of abdominal radiology. The title’s 2023–2026 range identifies this series volume; the book itself was published in 2023. It is a fixed reference rather than a continuously revised reporting tool. The supplied PDF retains the original publication and attribution information.
Intended readership
Radiology trainees, imaging specialists and clinicians reviewing abdominal or pelvic diagnostic imaging.
Publication and PDF details
Juerg Hodler, Rahel A. Kubik-Huch, Justus E. Roos and Gustav K. von Schulthess (editors). Publication year: 2023. English language. One PDF file with 286 digital pages including preliminary material. ISBN: 9783031273551.
Digital PDF
This digital ebook can be read offline after downloading with a compatible PDF reader on a computer, tablet or phone. Digital page totals may differ from printed pagination. The download contains the PDF described here; printed books and separately activated online resources are not included.
Original work © the editors and authors, 2023. Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. Original source: DOI 10.1007/978-3-031-27355-1. PDF content is unchanged; the catalogue cover adds Internal Medicine branding. Third-party material may carry separate credit conditions.
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