Ultrasound: The Core Requisites

Reviews of the previous edition:“…this book upholds the high standards of the Requisites series and will be invaluable to both novice and experienced practitioners alike…if I could afford to buy only one text this year, I’d have this one.”"This book is of value not only for radiologists but also for obstetricians and gynecologists. It is a well-written book and is highly recommended." --Christina Kinnander, Herlev Hospital on behalf of Acta Radiologica, November 2015"…this book upholds the high standards of the Requisites series and will be invaluable to both novice and experienced practitioners alike…if I could afford to buy only one text this year, I’d have this one." --RAD Magazine, March 2016

• SECTION 1 PRACTICAL PHYSICS1. Image Generation2. Image Optimization3. Ultrasound ArtifactsSECTION 2 HEPATOBILIARY SYSTEM4. Liver Anatomy and Ultrasound Techniques5. Parenchymal Disease and Liver Infections6. Liver Masses7. Liver Vasculature8. Liver Transplant9. Gallbladder Anatomy and Ultrasound Techniques10. Luminal Abnormalities of the Gallbladder11. Gallbladder Wall Abnormalities12. Cholecystitis13. Bile Duct Anatomy and Ultrasound Techniques14. Luminal Abnormalities of the Bile Ducts15. Bile Duct Wall AbnormalitiesSECTION 3 PANCREAS AND SPLEEN16. Pancreas Anatomy and Ultrasound Techniques17. Pancreatitis18. Pancreatic Masses19. Pancreas Transplantation20. SpleenSECTION 4 URINARY21. Kidneys: Anatomy and Ultrasound Techniques22. Kidney Parenchyma23. Cystic Masses of the Kidney24. Kidney Neoplasms25. Kidney Collecting System26. Kidney Vasculature27. Kidney Transplant28. Bladder and UrethraSECTION 5 MALE GENITAL29. Scrotal Anatomy and Ultrasound Technique30. Intratesticular Lesions31. Extratesticular Lesions32. Scrotal Torsion and Trauma33. Scrotal Infections34. The Prostate and PenisSECTION 6 BOWEL35. BowelSECTION 7 BODY SPACES36. Peritoneum37. RetroperitoneumSECTION 8 HEAD AND NECK38. Thyroid39. Parathyroid40. Salivary Glands41. Neck MassesSECTION 9 VASCULAR42. Aorta, IVC, and Splanchnic Vessels43. Cerebrovascular44. Peripheral Arteries45. Peripheral VeinsSECTION 10 SUPERFICIAL SOFT TISSUES46. Hernias47. Superficial Soft Tissue Masses48. Superficial Soft Tissue Infections, Fluid Collections, and Foreign BodiesSECTION 11 MUSCULOSKELETAL49. Tendons and Muscles50. Joints and Bones51. NervesSECTION 12 CHEST52. ChestSECTION 13 UTERUS53. Uterus Anatomy and Ultrasound Techniques54. Congenital Uterine Anomalies55. Myometrial Abnormalities56. Endometrial Abnormalities57. Cervix and Vagina Abnormalities58. Postpartum UterusSECTION 14 OVARIES59. Ovaries: Anatomy and Ultrasound Techniques60. Physiologic and Benign Focal Lesions of the Ovary61. Ovarian Neoplasms and O-RADS62. Ovarian TorsionSECTION 15 ADNEXA63. AdnexaSECTION 16 OBSTETRICAL ULTRASOUND EXAM GUIDELINES64. First-Trimester Imaging Parameters65. Second and Third Trimester Imaging ParametersSECTION 17 PRENATAL SCREENING AND ANEUPLOIDY66. First-Trimester Screening67. Second-Trimester ScreeningSECTION 18 FIRST TRIMESTER68. First-Trimester Viability and Anatomy69. Ectopic Pregnancy70. Gestational Trophoblastic Disease for UltrasoundSECTION 19 FETAL WELL BEING71. Fetal Well-Being, Amniotic Fluid Volume, and HydropsSECTION 20 PLACENTA72. Placenta Anatomy and Ultrasound Techniques73. Placenta Previa and Accreta Spectrum74. Placental Hemorrhage and MassesSECTION 21 UMBILICAL CORD75. Umbilical Cord for UltrasoundSECTION 22 GRAVID CERVIX76. Gravid CervixSECTION 23 FETAL THORAX77. Fetal Thoracic Anatomy and Ultrasound Techniques78. Fetal Cardiac Anomalies79. Fetal Thoracic Extracardiac AbnormalitiesSECTION 24 FETAL CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM80. Fetal Cranial Anatomy81. Fetal Intracranial Anomalies82. Fetal Spine83. Fetal Face and NeckSECTION 25 FETAL GI TRACT84. Fetal Abdominal Wall85. Fetal Bowel86. Fetal HepatobiliarySECTION 26 FETAL GENITOURINARY TRACT87. Fetal Urinary Tract88. Fetal Adrenal Glands and Genital TractsSECTION 27 FETAL MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM89. Fetal Musculoskeletal Anatomy and Abnormalities90. Fetal Skeletal DysplasiasSECTION 28 MULTIPLE GESTATIONS91. Types of Multiple Gestations92. Complications of Multiple Gestations