Modern Head and Neck Imaging

ISBN-13: 9783540663447 / Angielski / Miękka / 1999 / 245 str.

Suresh K. Mukherji; J. a. Castelijns; S. K. Mukherji

Opis

Historically, the diagnosis of clinical problems in the head and neck has relied on a combination of physical examination and plain film radiography. Although Ziedses des Plantes' invention of tomography had a major impact on head and neck diagnosis, it remained for the development of CT, MR and modern nuclear medicine to truly revo- lutionize the specialty. Not only have these new techniques provided better definition of osseous structures and soft tissues but adaptations of these techniques have allowed us to study function as well as anatomy. Utilization of the modern imaging techniques has also provided a springboard for new interventional techniques which promise to re- define the treatment of head and neck problems. As a consequence there are now many highly specific diagnostic and therapeutic applications of these new technologies that are not familiar to the average practicing radiologist or otolaryngologist. Drs. Mukherji and Castelijns have made an important contribution by bringing together a group of outstanding authors from around the world who explain in detail how these new techniques can be applied and what their impact is on patient care. Included among the authors are both radiologists and oto- laryngologists. The volume will serve as a practical, easy reference guide to physicians when unusual problems are encountered in this somewhat unfamiliar area of patient of particular value to the radiologist who deals with these care. The volume should be new modalities on a day-to-day basis.

Spis treści

1 Magnetization Transfer Imaging of the Extracranial Head and Neck D. YOUSEM 2 Interventional Techniques of Head and Neck J.S. LEWIN 3 Magnetic Resonance-guided Therapy of Head and Neck Cancers T.J. VOGL and M.G. MACK 4 MR Spectroscopy of the Extracranial Head and Neck S.K. MUKHERJI 5 Functional MR Imaging and Auditort Activation J. ULMER 6 Functional Imaging on Swallowing K. MOSIER 7 PET Scanning of Head and Neck Cancer P. LINDHOLM, M. LAPELA, S. LESKINEN, and, H. MINN 8 Thallium-201 Imaging the Upper Aerodigestive Tract M. GAPANY 9 Evaluation of Predictive Value of CT and MRI Dependendt Parameters for Recurrence of Laryngeal Cancer After Irradiation Treatment J.A. CASTELIJNS and R. HERMANS 10 New Developments in Imaging of Neck Node Metastases M.W.M. VAN DEN BREKEL,and J.A. CASTELIJNS 11 The Value of Radioimmunoscintigraphy for Detection of Lymph,Node,Metastases,in,Head,and,Neck,Cancer,Patients,, G.A.M.S. VAN DONGEN, R. DE BREE, J.C. ROOS,J.J. QUAK and G.B. SNOW 12 T2-Weighted Gradient Echo Imaging of the Inner Ear and Inner Auditory Canal L.JÄGER 13 Technical Advances in 3-Dimensional Imaging: Applications for Temporal Bone and Skull Base Imaging B. HEMMINGER 14 Clinical Applications of 3-Dimensional Imaging V. CARRASCO 15 Interventional Angiography of Head and Neck T. BELL 16 Imaging and Interventional Procedures for the Lacrimal Duct System A.G. JANSSEN Subject Index List of Contributors

O autorze

The volume provides a comprehensive overview of the current state of the art in imaging of the head and neck. The book discusses the role of the standard modalities such as MRI and CT and, in addition, provides an extensive insight into the role of the emerging technologies such as positron emission tomography, magnetic resonance spectroscopy, and 3D volume rendering.

Blurb

This volume provides a comprehensive overview of the current state of the art in imaging of the head and neck. The book discusses the role of the standard modalities such as magnetic resonance imaging and computed tomography in diagnosing and staging head and neck cancers and in evaluating the effectiveness of various treatment regimens. In addition, the volume provides extensive insight into the role of emerging and exciting technologies such as positron emission tomography, magnetic resonance spectroscopy, and 3D volume rendering. These new modalities and techniques, in which the authors have extensive experience, promise to influence profoundly the practice of head and neck imaging and will improve the outcome of treatment of diseases of the head and neck in the future.