Publisher's Synopsis
The symptom and signs of pulmonary disease are often non-specific as the lungs can react to numerous insults in a limited number of ways. Similarly, radiologic imaging, our most important diagnostic tool, is frequently non-pathogomonic in its manifestations, but often compatible with a large group of disorders.
Now here is a portable practical handbook that can be used by physicians at the bedside, in the Radiology Department, inthe office, in the clinic setting as well as in preparation for teaching rounds with house staff. This book contains those facts a consultant would like at his or her fingertips. With clinically relevant diagnostic information it is organised in an easily accessible alphabetic manner. This book will hopefully, form a diagnositic framework for clinicians
