肩关节影像策略Imaging strategies for the Shoulder

2004-5  

Thieme Publishing Group (2004年5月1日)  

Juergen Maeurer  

168  

P. Winter  

This book presents radiology of the shoulder in a unique didactic concept, with careful organization of material under headings, using margin comments that summarize the most important information. The book begins with a chapter on the basic anatomy of the shoulder joint, and shows examples of various projections of standard radiographs, and what these reveal. Arthrography, ultrasound, CT and MRI are included in all parts of the book. Following this introductory chapter on image technique and interpretation, the individual pathologic chapters cover such topics as trauma, degenerative changes, tumors, inflammation and more. A concise and clearly organized representation of contents allows quick orientation and assimilation of the most important aspects of shoulder imaging.

1　Anatomy and Imaqing of the Shoulder Joint Macroscopic Functional Anatomy　Osseous Structures 　Humerus　 Scapula 　Clavicle　Soft Tissues　 Glenoid Labrum　 Capsuloligamentous System　 Musculature of the Rotator Cuff 　　Bursae of the Shoulder Joint　Conventional Radiology　　Standard Projections　 Anteroposterior View]Tangential View of the Glenoid Fossa 　Axial View　　Special Projections for Impingement 　AP View in Three Different Rotations 　 (Schweden Stage 1 - Ill)　 90 Abduction View 　View of the lntertubercular (Bicipital) Groove 　 Supraspinatus Outlet View　 Rockwood View　　Special Projections for Restricted Mobility　 　Transthoracic View 　 Y-Projection (Lateral View of the Scapula 　 according to Neer, Larche)　 Velpeau View　　Special Projections for Dislocations 　 West Point View　 Profile View According to Bernageau 　 Apical Oblique View　 AP View in 60~ Internal Rotation 　 Stryker's Notch View　 Hermodsson View　　Special Projections of the AC Joint 　 AP View of the AC Joint 　 Stress View of the AC Joint　　Special Projections of the Clavicle 　 AP/Posteroanterior (PA) View of the Clavicle　 Tangential View of the Clavicle　　Special Projections of the Scapula　 AP View of the Scapula 　Axial View of the Scapula　　Conventional Arthrography　Sonography　Computed Tomography (CT)　　Unenhanced CT　　CT Arthrography　Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)　　Standard MRI　　Direct MR Arthrography　　Indirect MR Arthrography2 Traumatology3　Degeneravive Changes4 Inflammatory Conditions5 Tumors and Tumor-Like Lesions6 Hormonal and Metabolic Bone Diseases7 Ischemic Changes8 Hematological Diseases9 Neurogenic and Metabolic Bone Diseases10 Pediatric RadiologySuggested Reading Index

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