Fundamentals of Body CT

by Wiliam E. Brant MD FACR, Wiliam E. Brant MD FACR, Clyde A. Helms MD

This is an excellent introductory text for trainees and medical students to learn interpretation and performance of body computed tomography scans. Short, succinct, and easy-to-read, this book contains a brief review of CT anatomy for each body area and also a brief review of CT technique. Concise review of major CT findings for common diseases with emphasis on findings which differentiate one condition from another.
Review of Last
"Very readable...conveys a surprisingly large amount of information without being obscured by detail."
--Radiology

Genres: Medical, Medicine

Paperback

First published January 1, 1991

Reviews

[Tanmay Jadhav · Rating 4 out of 5]

Does exactly what it says. Excellent introduction to body ct and common presentations. Perfect for someone starting on calls in radiology!

[Usama Albastaki · Rating 4 out of 5]

I just read this book last week after years of reading it twice in my residency time. After all years of working with CT, it goes so fast to read them and sometime you feel the information are basic and even some of them are out of date as this books was published in 1997, but still a good refresher and well written. It is bad that they stopped publishing more editions !

[Henry Ford Hospital]

1.osborn
2. available

The ancient copy: available

[Dell · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good foundation for Body CT, not bad in the chest either.