PET/CT in Clinical Practice

Lung Cancer.- Lymphoma.- Esophageal and Gastric Cancer.- Colorectal Cancer.- Head and Neck Cancer.- Melanoma.- Cancers of the Male and Female Reproductive Systems.- Normal Uptake and Normal Variant Uptake.- Basic Physics.

From the reviews:

.,." This book is concise, relevant, superbly illustrated, and useful for trainees and practitioners in radiology, nuclear medicine, and oncology."

(E. Edmund Kim, JNM 2008)

"This handbook comprises 10 easily read chapters. a ] would be useful to a wide range of professionals, from medical students to oncology consultants and to any health care professional with an interest in cancer diagnosis and treatment. Its easy reading style combined with a good depth of text will appeal to everyone from the PET novice to those with regular familiarity of PET-CT in clinical practice. a ] this book will be widely read. I would highly recommend this book!" (Dr Gerry Hanna, Oncology News, Vol. 3 (1), 2008)

"This handbook is well organized and is easy to read and use as a quick reference. The quality of the printing, paper, illustrations, and figures is excellent. a ] PET/CT in Clinical Practice is an excellent basic introduction for medical professionals who do not have a background in nuclear medicine. a ] This book is available at many outlets, including general booksellers, at a reasonable price. I would recommend this book to physicians and surgeons a ] and also to medical students and residents from many clinical disciplines." (Claudia G. Berman, Radiology, Vol. 249 (1), October, 2008)