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Book Detail
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Cardiac MRI:
Clinical Uncertainty and Patient Outcomes
Ferrari, Victor
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Publication Date: 11/2024 Status: Not Yet Published Audience: Professional and scholarly Retail Price: 150.00 (Tentative Price May Change)
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Synopsis:
Cardiac MRI: Clinical Uncertainty and Patient Outcomes weaves together the essentials of clinical cardiology with advanced principles of cardiac magnetic resonance imaging. This case-based atlas reviews a variety of cases where clinical management was modified after CMR revealed an alternative diagnosis than initially suggested by clinical data. It includes over 40 clinical scenarios covering a wide spectrum of common and uncommon cardiac conditions, and how CMR can be utilized in differentiating these disease processes which often have no other method of being diagnosed. This book defines how Cardiac MRI can serve as a valuable tool in the diagnosis of complex cardiac pathologies and aid in the complex treatment management of these patients, whilst key points regarding the limitations of cardiac tests (e.g. EKG, echocardiography, stress tests, catheterization etc.) are highlighted. Additional imaging pearls regarding CMR modalities and image acquisition are also included with each case.Through this book, clinicians in both sub-specialty and primary can understand when to order a cardiac MRI for their patient and the clinical questions it can help the provider solve. The book serves as a reference tool for both cardiologists and radiologists in terms of elucidating how CMR can be utilized as a clinical diagnostic tool to guide management. Whether you take care of complex patients or interpret advanced imaging modalities, like echocardiography or Cardiac MRI, this book is for you!
- Describes the clinical uncertainty the clinician faces, guiding readers with simple and complex decision making; then discusses the findings on the CMR, showing how these findings alter clinical uncertainty and change management
- Written in a simple and easy to follow manner, the book includes over 40 original clinical cases and is organized under the diagnosis of the disease
- Suitable for both cardiologists and radiologists, elucidating how CMR can be utilized as a clinical diagnostic tool to guide management
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