Diseases of the Brain, Head and Neck, Spine 2016-2019

Neuroimaging in Dementia.- Diseases of the Temporal Bone.- Mass Lesions of the Brain: a Differential Diagnostic Approach.- Non-traumatic Neuroemergency.- Hemorrhagic Vascular Pathology.- Diseases of the Temporal Bone.- Children with Acute Neurologic Deficits: What Has to Be Ruled Out within 2-3 Hours.- Children with Epilepsy: Neuroimaging Findings.- Oral Cavity, Larynx and Pharynx.- Spinal Inflammatory and Demyelinating Diseases.- Nuclear Imaging of Dementia.- Movement Disorders and Metabolic Diseases.- Cerebral Neoplasms.- Spinal Trauma and Injuries.- Fetal MRI of the Brain and Spine.- Advanced MR Techniques in Pediatric Neuroradiology: What is Ready for Clinical Prime Time?.- Non-traumatic Neuroemergency.- Extramucosal Spaces of the Head and Neck.- Fetal MRI of the Brain and Spine.- Non-accidental Injury of the Pediatric Central Nervous System.- Hybrid Imaging in Head&Neck Cancer.- Movement Disorders and Metabolic Diseases.- Evaluation of Cerebral Vessels.- Cerebral Neoplasms.- Demyelinating Diseases.- Imaging the Patient with Seizures.- Diseases of the Sella and Parasellar Region.- Integrated Imaging of Brain Tumors.- Extramucosal Spaces of the Head and Neck.- Oral Cavity, Larynx and Pharynx.- Spinal Trauma and Injuries.- Mammography: Subtle Signs of Malignancy and Other Challenges in Daily Practice.- Imaging of Cerebral Infections.- Degenerative Diseases of the Spine.- Mammography: BI-RADS Update and Tomosynthesis.- Breast Ultrasound: BI-RADS Update and Imaging Pathologic Correlation.- Traumatic Neuroemergency.- Traumatic Neuroemergency.- Imaging of Brain Perfusion.- Spinal Inflammatory and Demyelinating Diseases.- Children with Acute Neurologic Deficits: What Has to Be Ruled Out within 2-3 Hours.- The Acute Pediatric Spine and Spinal Cord .- Demyelinating Diseases.- Brain Ischemia.- Mass Lesions of the Brain: a Differential Diagnostic Approach.- Imaging the Patient with Seizures.- Nuclear Imaging of Movement Disorders.- Imaging of Cerebral Infections.-

Jürg Hodler is Professor of Radiology and Chairman at the Radiology University Hospital in Zurich, Switzerland. He also serves as the Chief Medical Officer of the University Hospital in Zurich. As far as his scientific activity is concerned, he has published more than 240 original papers, mostly in the field of musculoskeletal radiology. He has served as a Co-Editor for the journal of Skeletal Radiology for 10 years and has been active in several scientific societies, currently mainly in the International Skeletal Society. Last but not least, he is Co-Director of the International Diagnostic Course in Davos.Rahel A. Kubik-Huch is head of the Institute of Radiology and the Department of Medical Services and member of the executive board at the Kantonsspital Baden in Switzerland. She has a strong interest in female imaging with expertise in all imaging modalities and imaging-guided minimal invasive breast interventions. She is Deputy Editor for European Radiology, a member and past president of the executive board of the Swiss Society of Radiology as well as member of the core team (scientific advisor) and course organizer of the MIBB (minimal invasive breast biopsies) working Group of the Swiss Society of Senology. She is a course Co-Director of the International Diagnostic Course Davos (IDKD), Course Advisor of the Breast Imaging Satellite Course Pearl of the IDKD and a former organizer of the Advanced Breast and Pelvis Imaging Course of the ESMRMB where she remained a member of the faculty. She has published numerous research articles in peer-reviewed journals, contributed to several book chapters and has been an invited speaker in her area of expertise at a number of national and international symposia and meetings.

"The purpose is to present a comprehensive review of current knowledge about imaging of the brain, head and neck, and spine, as well as interventional techniques. This is achieved by having internationally renowned experts in their field contribute chapters. ... This is an excellent book on imaging of neurological diseases. In addition, there is an excellent review and update section on breast imaging. This should be high on a reading list for physicians interested in neuroimaging." (Oliver D. Atar, Doody's Book Reviews, July, 2016)