Diagnostic Imaging: Brain: Published by Amirsys® |  | Authors: Anne G Osborn, Karen L Salzman, A. James Barkovich
Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
List Price: $339.00
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Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 92840
Media: Hardcover
Edition: Second Edition
Pages: 1200
Number Of Items: 1
ISBN: 1931884722
Dewey Decimal Number: 616.804754
EAN: 9781931884723
ASIN: 1931884722
Publication Date: November 1, 2009 (New: Last 30 Days)
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Product Description
In this Second Edition of the bestselling Diagnostic Imaging: Brain, each diagnosis has been revised to include the most recent information, updated references, and new image galleries. The book features dozens of new diagnoses and thousands of new images, illustrations, and graphics, all crisply annotated to reinforce the most important findings. Richly colored graphics pop off the page, and both typical and variant findings are lavishly illustrated in more than 300 diagnoses. This updated volume will surely become the new standard reference textbook for neuroradiologists, general radiologists, neurologists, and neurosurgeons. A new companion eBook offers the fully searchable expanded text, hundreds of additional images, and extensive references.
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 Please don't buy the book from SBD October 2, 2008
minime (New Zealand)
3 out of 7 found this review helpful
Dear ALL potential buyers:
Undeniably this is a wonderful book to have. But unfortunately,Amazon does not stock it and you have to purchase it from other book sellers. I randomly chose the first seller on the list who is Superbook dealers (SBD). To my disappointment, I waited for 4 month, ie more than 120 days. The book has not arrived, and yet the money has been debited right from day 1.
I wrote to their customer support twice and they sent me the generic reply twice, explaining there are some confusion about the 'business delivery date', but 4 months!!!! i expect better explanation than this generic email.
So, those of you who are contemplating of purchasing this book, Don't Don't ever consider buying this book from SBD. Because you will not get it.
As to-date, i still haven't received my PAID book.
 VERY GOOD TEXTBOOK February 1, 2008
Felippe J. C. Freitas (sao paulo,brazil)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
It's amazing how the authors can join a resumed textbook and at the same time very complete .Fantastic illustrations. Diferencial diagnosis are the superb. I really reccomend the acquisition of this book.
 Diagnostic Imaging: Brain February 16, 2007
Yerbol Makhambetov (Almaty, Kazakhstan)
8 out of 20 found this review helpful
Dear Sir's,
I still have not receive my order. Shipping address is correct. What is the problem? I am so awaiting for this book.
Shipped via Expedited Int'l Shipping (estimated arrival date:
08-February-2007).
Tracking number: GM01088134011622193
Total: $277.98 Paid by Visa: $277.98
This shipment was sent to:
Yerbol Makhambetov
Aimanova str. 103, apartment 47
Almaty, 050009
Kazakhstan
via Expedited Int'l Shipping
Should have been better! February 28, 2006
Lovblad (Geneva, Switzerland)
18 out of 20 found this review helpful
Her textbook Diagnostic Neuroradiology had made quite an impact when it came out. The only comparable book was that by Ruth Ramsey previously. Since that textbook had been the reference for everybody, a new edition was expected by everybody. This new format comes as a surprise. While it is certainly more exhaustive in scope than her previous book (taht was a bit skimpy on the spine IMHO), the format used does not do too well with me. I have personally never really liked these list-type textbooks. This is of course a good reference for anyone who wants to look up something during daily routine (even if each reference section is somewhat too short) but it cannot really be used to learn the basics of neuroradiology that one neeeds for training. The sometimes lengthy discussions in the book by Taveras are needed in order to approach Neuroradiology as an art. while you probably have to buy this for reference you must also get another textbook.
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