About this book
Overview
Learn to recognise normal and abnormal imaging patterns with William Herring's introductory radiology text. The fifth edition combines visual explanations with practical foundations in common imaging modalities and radiation safety.
Approach and scope
The introductory emphasis is useful for learning a repeatable way to look at an image before moving into advanced subspecialty material. Relate a normal finding to the common abnormal patterns discussed, then practise describing what is visible before naming a diagnosis. The book supports visual clinical learning.
What this book covers
- Pattern recognition on common radiographs and cross-sectional images.
- Normal chest anatomy and frequently encountered abnormalities.
- CT, MRI, ultrasound, patient safety, and radiation protection basics.
Who it’s for
Medical students and other health care learners beginning clinical image interpretation.
How to study with this book
Study the normal appearances first, then use the illustrated abnormal patterns to practise a systematic approach to images.
Reference details
- Authors / editors
- William Herring
- Publisher
- Elsevier
- Edition / publication
- 5th edition
Digital format
PDF. This listing is for a digital resource. Publisher-platform subscriptions, activation codes, and supplementary materials are included only when expressly listed with this product.
