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Front Cover; IFC; Problem Solving in Emergency Radiology; Copyright; Dedications; Foreword; Preface; Contributors; Contents; Chapter 1 - Strategies for Reducing Radiation Exposure From Multidetector Computed Tomography in the Acute Care Setting; SYNOPSIS; INTRODUCTION; REDUCING RADIATION EXPOSURE: BEFORE THE SCAN; UNDERSTANDING THE X-RAY OUTPUT METRICS CTDIVOL AND DLP; REDUCING RADIATION EXPOSURE: DURING THE SCAN; CT PROTOCOL STRATEGIES TO REDUCE RADIATION EXPOSURE; REDUCING RADIATION EXPOSURE: AFTER THE SCAN; AFTER THE SCAN: CAPTURING AND MONITORING RADIATION DOSES; SUMMARY; References |
Chapter 2 - Image Management in Emergency RadiologyBACKGROUND; PROBLEM SOLVING: REMAINING COMPLIANT WITH INFORMATION SECURITY STANDARDS; PROBLEM SOLVING: WORK-FLOW CHALLENGES WITH OUTSIDE IMAGES; PITFALL: INFORMAL CONSULTATIONS; OUTSIDE IMAGE INTERPRETATION: THE PROCESS; SUMMARY; Selected Reading; SECTION I - Craniocerebral Orbital-Maxillo-Facial Emergencies; Chapter 3 - Craniocerebral Trauma; Traumatic Brain Injury; IMAGING MODALITIES; CLASSIFICATION OF INJURY; SUMMARY; TECHNICAL ISSUES; SKULL BASE FRACTURES; ANTERIOR SKULL BASE; CENTRAL SKULL BASE; POSTERIOR SKULL BASE; TEMPORAL BONE |
DIAGNOSTIC PITFALLSCOMPLICATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH SKULL BASE INJURY; Selected Reading; Chapter 4 - Nontraumatic Brain Emergencies; Intracranial Hemorrhage; NONTRAUMATIC INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE; Intracranial Infections; IMAGING STRATEGY; MENINGITIS; PYOGENIC INFECTIONS; SPECIFIC ENTITIES; IMMUNOCOMPROMISED PATIENTS; CEREBROVASCULAR COMPLICATIONS OF INFECTION; SUMMARY; Stroke; DEFINITION OF STROKE; IMAGING TOOLS AND OPTIONS; STROKE CENTERS AND CURRENT TREATMENT OPTIONS; RELEVANCE OF IMAGING IN STROKE; LANGUAGE AND GEOGRAPHY OF STROKE: KEY TO PROTOCOLS AND TRIAGE |
BRIEF PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF ACUTE ISCHEMIC STROKEEARLIEST SIGNS OF ACUTE ISCHEMIC STROKE ON MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING; GEOGRAPHY OF ISCHEMIC STROKE; IMAGING CORRELATES OF ACUTE STROKE SYNDROMES; EVOLUTION OF ACUTE THERAPIES AND CURRENT STROKE TRIALS; CONCLUSIONS AND OBSERVATIONS; CLINICAL PRESENTATION AND IMAGING APPROACH; TOOLS FOR DISCRIMINATION; COMMON INTRACRANIAL NEOPLASMS; NONNEOPLASTIC MASSES; PROBLEM SOLVING; Selected Reading; Chapter 5 - Face and Neck Emergencies; Midfacial Trauma; INDICATIONS AND RATIONALE FOR REPAIR; THE BUTTRESS SYSTEM OF THE FACE; IMAGING TECHNIQUE |
Traumatic Craniocervical Vascular InjuriesBLUNT CERVICAL ARTERIAL INJURIES; PENETRATING NECK TRAUMA; INTRACRANIAL VASCULAR INJURIES; FACIAL AND EXTRACALVARIAL CRANIAL ARTERIAL INJURIES; DIAGNOSTIC PITFALLS; DIGITAL SUBTRACTION ANGIOGRAPHY; Neck and Facial Infections; PROBLEM SOLVING AND GOALS FOR THE RADIOLOGIST; ANATOMY; PROBLEM SOLVING IN COMPLICATED ORBITAL AND SINOGENIC INFECTIONS; PROBLEM SOLVING IN THE UPPER LATERAL NECK AND FLOOR OF MOUTH INFECTIONS; PROBLEM SOLVING AROUND THE AIRWAY; Traumatic Orbital Emergencies; ANATOMY; ANTERIOR CHAMBER INJURIES; LENS INJURIES; OPEN-GLOBE INJURIES |
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