Ultrasonography in Vascular Diagnosis

Fundamental principles.- Peripheral arteries.- Peripheral veins.- Shunts.- Extracranial arteries supplying the brain.- Visceral and retroperitoneal vessels.- Penile and scrotal vessels.

From the reviews:

"A very useful aspect of this book, particularly for students, is the presentation of normal as well as pathologic ultrasonographic findings side-by-side with their angiographic "gold-standard" findings. For the clinician, the case scenarios are quite useful in helping to demonstrate the clinical use of ultrasonography. This is a high quality publication with good theoretical descriptions of how ultrasonography can be best used and excellent illustrations to accompany the text. The applications are up-to-date and thus make the book a useful addition to any vascular labor radiology suite." Doody's review, April 2006.

"The emphasis in the book is on the clinical aspects that are relevant to vascular technicians, surgeons and those interested in vascular investigations. ... Each chapter is very nicely arranged into sections on normal vascular anatomy, examination techniques, documentation and then the clinical role. ... Overall, the book achieves its aim with a good overview. In this regard it would be an essential part of any vascular library. ... the book itself is easy to read and I think of immense reference value ... ." (Dr. Roger Moshy, RAD Magazine, August, 2006)

From the reviews of the second edition:

"This is the English version of the third edition of Wilhelm Schaberle's book, first published in German. ... this would be a very useful book for a vascular ultrasound imaging department as a reference and to aid confidence when unusual findings are made. ... is an invaluable aid to good practice in the field." (Colin Deane, Ultrasound in Medicine & Biology, Vol. 38 (2), 2012)