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E-grāmata: Pearls and Pitfalls in Head and Neck and Neuroimaging: Variants and Other Difficult Diagnoses

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Citing their common passion as teaching residents and fellows, Aygun, Shah, and Gandhi share their accumulated knowledge, experience and unique understanding of diagnoses that are commonly missed, as well as the most likely imaging findings to be misinterpreted as they promote understanding of difficult diagnoses and common pitfalls in neuroimaging. Each concise yet comprehensive chapter is organized into headings of imaging description, importance, typical clinical scenario, differential diagnosis, teaching points, and references. More than 100 cases are divided into 19 sections: cerebrovascular diseases; demyelinating and inflammatory diseases; tumors; infectious diseases; metabolic and neurodegenerative conditions; trauma; miscellaneous; artifacts and anatomic variations; skull base; temporal bone; paranasal sinuses; orbits; salivary glands; neck; thyroid and parathyroid; vessels; spiral column; intervertebral discs; and spinal canal contents. There is a multitude of figures. Annotation ©2014 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)

Some 105 cases illustrate and describe the imaging entities that can cause confusion and mismanagement in daily radiological practice.

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Some 105 cases illustrate and describe the imaging entities that can cause confusion and mismanagement in daily radiological practice.
Preface ix
Section 1 Cerebrovascular diseases
Case 1 Dense basilar artery sign
1(3)
Case 2 Global anoxic brain injury
4(4)
Case 3 Acute infarction
8(2)
Case 4 Vertebral artery dissection
10(3)
Case 5 Subacute infarct
13(4)
Case 6 Subarachnoid hemorrhage
17(4)
Case 7 Intracranial aneurysms
21(2)
Case 8 Giant aneurysms
23(3)
Case 9 Acute intracerebral hematoma
26(4)
Case 10 Cerebral amyloid angiopathy
30(4)
Case 11 Primary CNS vasculitis
34(3)
Case 12 Reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome
37(3)
Case 13 Moyamoya disease/syndrome
40(3)
Case 14 Cortical venous thrombosis
43(3)
Case 15 Developmental venous anomalies
46(3)
Case 16 Dural arteriovenous fistula
49(3)
Case 17 Cavernous malformation
52(3)
Section 2 Demyelinating and inflammatory diseases
Case 18 Tumefactive demyelinating lesion
55(3)
Case 19 Acute disseminated encephalomyelitis
58(4)
Case 20 Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy
62(3)
Case 21 Osmotic myelinolysis
65(7)
Case 22 Neurosarcoidosis
72(8)
Section 3 Tumors
Case 23 Posterior fossa masses in children
80(12)
Case 24 Low-grade glioma
92(13)
Case 25 Diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma
105(4)
Case 26 Pseudoprogression of GBM
109(3)
Case 27 Pseudoresponse in treatment of GBM
112(2)
Case 28 Low-grade oligodendroglioma
114(2)
Case 29 Primary CNS lymphoma
116(9)
Case 30 Pineal region tumors
125(15)
Case 31 Intraventricular masses
140(13)
Case 32 Colloid cyst
153(8)
Case 33 Primary intraosseous meningioma
161(10)
Case 34 Suprasellar meningioma
171(9)
Case 35 Pituitary macroadenoma
180(11)
Section 4 Infectious diseases
Case 36 Brain abscess
191(3)
Case 37 Neurocysticercosis
194(4)
Case 38 Tuberculosis
198(9)
Case 39 Creutzfeldt--Jakob disease
207(3)
Case 40 Herpes encephalitis
210(3)
Section 5 Metabolic and neurodegenerative conditions
Case 41 Wernicke's encephalopathy
213(4)
Case 42 Hypertrophic olivary degeneration
217(2)
Case 43 Adrenoleukodystrophy
219(5)
Section 6 Trauma
Case 44 Mild traumatic brain injury
224(3)
Case 45 Isodense subdural hematoma
227(2)
Section 7 Miscellaneous
Case 46 Posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome
229(3)
Case 47 Late-onset adult hydrocephalus secondary to aqueductal stenosis
232(2)
Case 48 Intracranial hypotension
234(4)
Case 49 Idiopathic intracranial hypertension
238(2)
Case 50 Rathke's cleft cyst
240(5)
Section 8 Artifacts and anatomic variations
Case 51 FLAIR sulcal hyperintensity secondary to general anesthesia
245(5)
Case 52 Virchow--Robin spaces
250(5)
Case 53 Arachnoid granulations
255(2)
Case 54 Benign external hydrocephalus
257(3)
Case 55 Pitfalls in CTA
260(4)
Case 56 Asymmetric pneumatization of the anterior clinoid process
264(3)
Section 9 Skull base
Case 57 Fibrous dysplasia of skull base
267(4)
Case 58 Sphenoid bone pseudolesion
271(5)
Case 59 Clival lesions
276(6)
Case 60 Perineural spread
282(3)
Section 10 Temporal bone
Case 61 Cochlear dysplasia
285(4)
Case 62 Labyrinthitis ossificans
289(3)
Case 63 Superior semicircular canal dehiscence
292(2)
Case 64 Fluid entrapment in the petrous apex cells
294(5)
Case 65 Acquired cholesteatoma
299(5)
Case 66 Malignant otitis externa
304(3)
Case 67 Temporal bone fractures
307(3)
Section 11 Paranasal sinuses
Case 68 Allergic fungal sinusitis
310(6)
Case 69 Invasive fungal sinusitis
316(8)
Case 70 Spontaneous CSF leaks and sphenoid cephaloceles
324(4)
Case 71 Juvenile nasal angiofibroma
328(3)
Section 12 Orbits
Case 72 Idiopathic orbital pseudotumor
331(5)
Case 73 Optic neuritis
336(6)
Section 13 Salivary glands
Case 74 Intraparotid lymph nodes
342(2)
Case 75 Benign mixed tumor
344(6)
Case 76 First branchial cleft cyst
350(4)
Section 14 Neck
Case 77 Nasopharyngeal cysts
354(3)
Case 78 Cystic nodal metastasis
357(3)
Case 79 Low-flow vascular malformations
360(4)
Case 80 Parapharyngeal masses
364(6)
Section 15 Thyroid and parathyroid
Case 81 Third branchial apparatus anomaly
370(2)
Case 82 Parathyroid adenoma
372(6)
Case 83 String sign
378(3)
Section 16 Vessels
Case 84 Carotid artery dissection
381(3)
Case 85 Traumatic arterial injury
384(3)
Section 17 Spinal column
Case 86 Craniovertebral junction injuries
387(3)
Case 87 Odontoid fractures
390(8)
Case 88 Vertebral compression fractures
398(3)
Case 89 Sacral insufficiency fracture
401(4)
Case 90 Paget's disease of the spine
405(4)
Case 91 Renal osteodystrophy
409(5)
Case 92 Calcific tendinitis of the longus colli
414(5)
Section 18 Intervertebral discs
Case 93 T2 hyperintense disc herniation
419(5)
Case 94 Disc herniation and cord compression
424(3)
Case 95 Postoperative disc herniation versus postsurgical scarring
427(3)
Case 96 Degenerative endplate alterations
430(4)
Section 19 Spinal canal contents
Case 97 Spinal dysraphism
434(11)
Case 98 Tethered spinal cord
445(4)
Case 99 Chiari I malformation
449(6)
Case 100 Spinal vascular malformations
455(3)
Case 101 Cord compression
458(8)
Case 102 Demyelinating/inflammatory spinal cord lesion
466(3)
Case 103 Subacute combined degeneration
469(2)
Case 104 Intradural cyst
471(4)
Case 105 Spinal CSF leaks
475(3)
Case 106 Leptomeningeal drop metastases
478(8)
Index 486
Nafi Aygun is Associate Professor of Radiology and Director of the Neuroradiology Fellowship Program, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, USA. Gaurang Shah is Associate Professor of Radiology, University of Michigan Health System, Ann Arbor, MI, USA. Dheeraj Gandhi is Professor of Radiology, Neurology and Neurosurgery at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD, USA.