This book serves as an essential resource for MR imaging of the CNS, reflecting the rapid advancements in imaging quality that have emerged in recent years. It is designed to be a vital tool in the workplace, aiding in image interpretation and providing quick orientation during examinations. The content includes adjunct information that enhances communication with referring physicians, featuring summaries of epidemiology, clinical findings, pathogenesis, and basic therapy concepts for various diseases and conditions. Key features include a fast-reference guide for differential diagnosis, tips for organizing examinations, and reference images for comparison. With over 1,300 high-resolution images from the latest scanners, it covers peripheral nervous system diseases and MR neurography. The book addresses critical questions such as the best techniques for specific inquiries, normal anatomy landmarks, differential diagnoses, optimal equipment settings, and interventional radiology therapeutic options. It is a comprehensive reference for radiologists in both hospital and office settings, as well as for neurologists and neurosurgeons, making it an indispensable asset for professionals in the field.
