Description

This book presents 200 head and neck imaging cases in a clear and interactive format through more than 1,000 images. Head & Neck imaging is a fascinating dynamic field requiring a deep understanding of complex anatomy, pathology, and imaging techniques. Clinical evaluation is often difficult and endoscopy can provide only a limited information in Head-Neck as well as the region of the skull base. Imaging plays a significant role in diagnosis of diseases involving this area. Over the past 30 years, the development of new imaging techniques and educational resources has invigorated the field of Head & Neck imaging. Yet, many radiologists are still reluctant to enter this field because of the "aura" of the field being too complex. Another major educational gap has been the lack of a practical case-based book that encourages the reader to explore the field by emphasizing what the radiologist already knows in an understandable and "non-threatening" format.

This book aims to bridge the gap between theory and practice by presenting key topics in a pictorial and interactive format. Cases are designed to engage readers through self-assessment. Each case begins with high-quality images and clinical history on the first page prompting the reader to evaluate findings and generate a diagnosis or differential. Detailed explanatory notes in the following page provide insight into the imaging features, pathophysiology, and clinical relevance of each condition. Differential considerations are highlighted concisely to train the reader in systematic diagnostic reasoning. A short description accompanies every case including management options, distilling essential information without overwhelming detail.

The interactive design promotes self-paced learning, making it ideal for radiologists, residents, fellows and other healthcare professionals involved in treating the diseases of head and neck. By blending visual learning with concise explanations, this book provides an engaging resource to enhance diagnostic accuracy.