Gastrointestinal radiology with double contrast, with endoscopic correlation – Igor Laufer
Despite advances in diagnostic imaging methods and the creation of new techniques for studying the digestive system, such as CT and MRI (with enterotomography and enterometric resonance, in addition to conventional techniques), contrast radiology of the digestive tract still occupies a place in the diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases, even more so in the interior of countries or in less developed countries, where other methods are not always available and where it is common to find a seriograph as the only diagnostic method for some pathologies.
But it is not only the lack of availability of other diagnostic alternatives that makes contrast radiology endure, but also its low cost, its high availability, the possibility of dynamic visualization of certain structures, among other factors.
In Argentina, most residencies include a training period in contrast radiology, but the truth is that there are few radiologists left who are skilled in the subject and no books or manuals are published to study from, so learning is becoming increasingly complex.
Since we believe that every radiologist should know how to perform contrast studies and how to interpret them, we are sharing with you one of the best books on contrast radiology that have been published: Gastrointestinal Radiology with Double Contrast, with Endoscopic Correlation by Igor Laufer.
You can purchase the book at the following link: CLICK HERE!
You can learn more about the author here.
We hope that by reading this you can move forward in conducting contrasting studies, improving techniques and arriving at more accurate diagnoses.
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This material was automatically translated from medicosradiologos.com.ar
