Neuroimaging

From The Critics

Reviewer: Steven M. Bernstein, MD(University of Colorado Health Sciences Center)
Description: This two-volume set is a comprehensive state-of-the-art reference on neuroimaging.
Purpose: The purpose is to serve as an all inclusive neuroimaging reference source.
Audience: General radiologists and neuroradiologists, neurologists, neurosurgeons, and neuroscientists will all benefit from this book.
Features: This two volume set includes everything relevant to neuroimaging in the human. All imaging modalities are covered in depth including transcranial Doppler, diffusion/perfusion MRI, PET, myelography, angiography, etc. All topics relevant to neuroimaging are covered in detail including all conditions of the CNS. Imaging of the pediatric patient, head/neck/brain/spine, and syndromes are covered in detail. These books are organized and extremely well written. The images, charts, and diagrams are well selected and are of excellent quality and quantity.
Assessment: Although there are currently many excellent neuroimaging books on the market, no single source is as all-inclusive as this two-volume set. In my opinion, the goal of creating the single most inclusive reference set in neuroimaging was well achieved. I would strongly recommend this set to complete any image based library.

Steven M. Bernstein

This two-volume set is a comprehensive state-of-the-art reference on neuroimaging. The purpose is to serve as an all inclusive neuroimaging reference source. General radiologists and neuroradiologists, neurologists, neurosurgeons, and neuroscientists will all benefit from this book. This two volume set includes everything relevant to neuroimaging in the human. All imaging modalities are covered in depth including transcranial Doppler, diffusion/perfusion MRI, PET, myelography, angiography, etc. All topics relevant to neuroimaging are covered in detail including all conditions of the CNS. Imaging of the pediatric patient, head/neck/brain/spine, and syndromes are covered in detail. These books are organized and extremely well written. The images, charts, and diagrams are well selected and are of excellent quality and quantity. Although there are currently many excellent neuroimaging books on the market, no single source is as all-inclusive as this two-volume set. In my opinion, the goal of creating the single most inclusive reference set in neuroimaging was well achieved. I would strongly recommend this set to complete any image based library.

4 Stars! from Doody