MRI Principles of the Head, Skull Base and Spine: A Clinical Approach

This new textbook is divided into three main parts. recent stammg methods are mandatory for our The first one is devoted to the brain. The second one is colleagues working in Neuropathology. Neuroimaging devoted to cranio-facial pathology. The last one is also more attractive and effective when based on strong correlations with clinical Neurology and concerns the spine and spinal cord. Every chapter is illustrated in a very rich and elegant manner. Every Neuroanatomy. image is very cleverly discussed. This textbook will certainly be very attractive not only for Neuro­ Jean Tamraz has received excellent training and radiologists but also for Neurologists, Neurosurgeons, experience at Salpetriere Hospital in Paris in Orthopedists, Ophthalmologists, ENT specialists and, Neurology before starting his education in Radiology. in general, all specialists interested in the precise He spent 15 years in Neuroimaging in the best MRI diagnosis offered by MR imaging. This new textbook is centers devoted to craniofacial, brain and spinal cord especially attractive because it has three key qualities. It pathology. He is now in Lebanon as the Head of a beautiful Department of Neuroimaging, which is a is extremely clear and easy to read, and specific topics are easily found for consultation. Furthermore, this leading place in Europe and the Middle East, after having been in France as an attending in the National clarity is enhanced by the superb iconography, which is the trademark of Springer-Verlag. This book is also Hospital des Quinze-Vingts. Dr.

From the reviews:

"This new textbook is focused on the clinical approach of MRI in neuroradiology and covers all the anatomical regions of the head, skull base and spine. ... The great originality of this book is certainly its compelementarity to the other textbooks ... . The reader may refer very quickly to up-to-date high-quality imaging with clear and exhaustive information on the clinical and pathological aspects of brain and spine diseases. There is no doubt that this atlas will become a standard reference ... ." (Xavier Leclerc, Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy, Vol. 26 (2), 2004)

"The book is intended to serve as an introduction to the field of neuroimaging ... . It will serve as a useful adjunct or quick reference in a department that does a large amount of neuroradiologically aimed imaging. It will be particularly useful for the more unusual or esoteric conditions. It is a good basic reference for skull base and spinal pathology ... . The layout of the book is attractive and the image quality is superb." (J. Willat and G. Quaghebar, European Radiology, Vol. 13 (4), 2003)

"MRI Principles of the Head, Skull Base and Spine: A Clinical Approach is an overview of many of the important pathological processes related to these complex anatomical regions. ... The book’s organization contributes to its ease of use. ... In each chapter, numerous illustrative cases ... enhance understanding of the various pathological processes in a concise, user-friendly manner. ... Practicing radiologists, neurologists and neurosurgeons ... will also benefit from having MRI Principles of the Head, Skull Base and Spine on their office desk or bookshelves." (M Piotin, Neuroradiology, Vol. 45 (1), 2003)