Computed tomography of the eye and orbit

by Steven B. Hammerschlag

Publisher: Appleton-Century-Crofts in Norwalk, Conn

Written in English

Published: 1983 Pages: 267 Downloads: 560

Subjects:

Eye -- Radiography.,
Eye-sockets -- Radiography.,
Tomography.,
Tomography, X-Ray computed.,
Orbit -- Radiography.,
Eye -- Radiography.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Classifications
Statement	Steven B. Hammerschlag, John R. Hesselink, Alfred L. Weber.
Contributions	Hesselink, John R., Weber, Alfred L.
LC Classifications	RE79.R3 H26 1983
The Physical Object
Pagination	267 p. :
Number of Pages	267
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL3496221M
ISBN 10	0838511945
LC Control Number	82016257

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Computed Tomography of the Eye and Computed tomography of the eye and orbit book by Steven B. Hammerschlag (Author)Cited by: Computed tomography of the eye and orbit Book Hammerschlag, S B ; Hesselink, J R ; Weber, A L This book is the product of the evolution of computed tomography (CT) into subspecialization and the need for one source of information for the busy radiologist.

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More info You can manage your cookie settings via your browser at any time. To Author: G. Lloyd. @article{osti_, title = {Radiology of the eye and orbit}, author = {Newton, T H and Bilaniuk, L T}, abstractNote = {This book reports on the use of magnetic resonance imaging, ultrasound, and computed tomography to evaluate ocular and orbital disorders.

The book gives a complete understanding of the capabilities of these techniques, the normal orbital anatomy shown by each. Computed tomography is a technology using X-ray radiation beams and an array of radiation detectors that surround the part being examined. Simply put, CT works by 2 principles.

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Computed tomography is a technology using X-ray radiation beams and an array of radiation detectors that surround the part being examined. Simply put, CT works by 2 principles.

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This test is helpful for diagnosing diseases that affect the following areas. Three-dimensional computed tomography allows reformatting of CT information into 3-dimensional projections of the bony orbital walls (Fig A, B).

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Radiology of the Eye and Orbit Edited by T. Newton, MD, and L. Bilaniuk, New York: Clavadel Press, Cloth, $1 ; MD pp ; figures. This is the fourth volume of the modem neuroradiology series. Its theme is the eye and orbit.

Like all the other volumes in this series, it is multiauthored, well documented, and well illustrated. It discusses the most valuable imaging Author: David S. Martin. To evaluate the roles of plain X-ray and computed tomography (CT) orbital imaging in cases and suspected cases of intraocular foreign body (IOFB).

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