"The book is strongly recommended for departmental reference and to those training in the neurosciences." B.E.Kendall in "Brain" "This book impresses one by its excellent systematic and logical presentation of the subject. Each entity is introduced by data about its gross morphology and biology, clinical appearance followed by the broad and well documented presentation of the computed tomograms, if necessary also in reconstruction or magnification. The text is admirably homogeneous ...It seems to be the best existing book on cranial CT of toumors in correlation with the clinical aspects." Neuro Surgical Review clinical aspects ". Neuro Surgical Review

• A. Introduction.- B. Classification of Brain Tumors.- 1. History and Problems of Tumor Classification.- 2. Specific Tumors.- C. Technique of CT and MR Examinations.- 1. Technique of CT Examination.- 2. Technique of MR Examination.- 3. MR Spectroscopy.- D. CT and MR Imaging of Brain Tumors.- Patient Population.- 1. Autochthonous Brain Tumors.- 2. Meningeal Tumors.- 3. Neurinomas.- 4. Pituitary Adenomas.- 5. Hemangioblastomas.- 6. Dysontogenetic Tumors.- 7. Intracranial Tumors of Skeletal Origin.- 8. Locally Invasive Tumors.- 9. Intracranial Metastases.- E. CT and MR Imaging of Lesions of Skull Base and Cranial Vault.- 1. Skull Base.- 2. Cranial Vault.- F. CT and MR Imaging of Non-neoplastic Intracranial Masses.- 1. Inflammatory Lesions.- 2. Granulomatous Lesions.- 3. Parasitic Diseases.- 4. Brain Diseases Associated with AIDS.- 5. Cysts.- 6. Postoperative Lesions and Radionecrosis.- 7. Acute Demyelinating Diseases.- 8. Intracranial Hemorrhages.- 9. Vascular Malformations.- 10. Cerebral Infarction (Arterial and Venous).- G. CT and MR Imaging of Orbital Lesions.- 1. Benign Tumors.- 2. Malignant Tumors.- 3. Inflammatory Processes.- 4. Malformations and Posttraumatic States.- 5. Endocrine Ophthalmopathy.- Summary.- H. Impact of CT and MR on the Diagnostic Evaluation of Neurologic and Neurosurgical Diseases.- References.

"The book is strongly recommended for departmental reference and to those training in the neurosciences." B.E.Kendall in "Brain" "This book impresses one by its excellent systematic and logical presentation of the subject. Each entity is introduced by data about its gross morphology and biology, clinical appearance followed by the broad and well documented presentation of the computed tomograms, if necessary also in reconstruction or magnification. The text is admirably homogeneous ...It seems to be the best existing book on cranial CT of toumors in correlation with the clinical aspects." Neuro Surgical Review clinical aspects ". Neuro Surgical Review

• A. Introduction.- B. Classification of Brain Tumors.- 1. History and Problems of Tumor Classification.- 2. Specific Tumors.- C. Technique of CT and MR Examinations.- 1. Technique of CT Examination.- 2. Technique of MR Examination.- 3. MR Spectroscopy.- D. CT and MR Imaging of Brain Tumors.- Patient Population.- 1. Autochthonous Brain Tumors.- 2. Meningeal Tumors.- 3. Neurinomas.- 4. Pituitary Adenomas.- 5. Hemangioblastomas.- 6. Dysontogenetic Tumors.- 7. Intracranial Tumors of Skeletal Origin.- 8. Locally Invasive Tumors.- 9. Intracranial Metastases.- E. CT and MR Imaging of Lesions of Skull Base and Cranial Vault.- 1. Skull Base.- 2. Cranial Vault.- F. CT and MR Imaging of Non-neoplastic Intracranial Masses.- 1. Inflammatory Lesions.- 2. Granulomatous Lesions.- 3. Parasitic Diseases.- 4. Brain Diseases Associated with AIDS.- 5. Cysts.- 6. Postoperative Lesions and Radionecrosis.- 7. Acute Demyelinating Diseases.- 8. Intracranial Hemorrhages.- 9. Vascular Malformations.- 10. Cerebral Infarction (Arterial and Venous).- G. CT and MR Imaging of Orbital Lesions.- 1. Benign Tumors.- 2. Malignant Tumors.- 3. Inflammatory Processes.- 4. Malformations and Posttraumatic States.- 5. Endocrine Ophthalmopathy.- Summary.- H. Impact of CT and MR on the Diagnostic Evaluation of Neurologic and Neurosurgical Diseases.- References.

"The book is strongly recommended for departmental reference and to those training in the neurosciences." B.E.Kendall in "Brain" "This book impresses one by its excellent systematic and logical presentation of the subject. Each entity is introduced by data about its gross morphology and biology, clinical appearance followed by the broad and well documented presentation of the computed tomograms, if necessary also in reconstruction or magnification. The text is admirably homogeneous ...It seems to be the best existing book on cranial CT of toumors in correlation with the clinical aspects." Neuro Surgical Review clinical aspects ". Neuro Surgical Review

• A. Introduction.- B. Classification of Brain Tumors.- 1. History and Problems of Tumor Classification.- 2. Specific Tumors.- C. Technique of CT and MR Examinations.- 1. Technique of CT Examination.- 2. Technique of MR Examination.- 3. MR Spectroscopy.- D. CT and MR Imaging of Brain Tumors.- Patient Population.- 1. Autochthonous Brain Tumors.- 2. Meningeal Tumors.- 3. Neurinomas.- 4. Pituitary Adenomas.- 5. Hemangioblastomas.- 6. Dysontogenetic Tumors.- 7. Intracranial Tumors of Skeletal Origin.- 8. Locally Invasive Tumors.- 9. Intracranial Metastases.- E. CT and MR Imaging of Lesions of Skull Base and Cranial Vault.- 1. Skull Base.- 2. Cranial Vault.- F. CT and MR Imaging of Non-neoplastic Intracranial Masses.- 1. Inflammatory Lesions.- 2. Granulomatous Lesions.- 3. Parasitic Diseases.- 4. Brain Diseases Associated with AIDS.- 5. Cysts.- 6. Postoperative Lesions and Radionecrosis.- 7. Acute Demyelinating Diseases.- 8. Intracranial Hemorrhages.- 9. Vascular Malformations.- 10. Cerebral Infarction (Arterial and Venous).- G. CT and MR Imaging of Orbital Lesions.- 1. Benign Tumors.- 2. Malignant Tumors.- 3. Inflammatory Processes.- 4. Malformations and Posttraumatic States.- 5. Endocrine Ophthalmopathy.- Summary.- H. Impact of CT and MR on the Diagnostic Evaluation of Neurologic and Neurosurgical Diseases.- References.