Titlebook: Atlas of Emergency Imaging from Head-to-Toe; Michael N. Patlas,Douglas S. Katz,Mariano Scaglion Reference work 2022 Springer Nature Switze

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Imaging of Neck and Facial Infectionsr compartment in which the abnormality dwells (space), and extent of the abnormality (spread) – can aid in the timely diagnosis, detection of complications, and guidance to appropriate management. In this chapter, we present a systematic approach to analyzing commonly encountered face and neck infec

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Imaging of Spinal Trauma with MRI: A Practical Guidehemes. MRI assessment of spinal canal contents, with emphasis on the injured spinal cord for both diagnostic and prognostic purposes, will be highlighted. Finally, the added value of MRI for assessing paraspinal soft-tissue injury, specifically for evaluation of whiplash-associated disorder, will be

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Imaging of Nonvascular Thoracic Traumagraphy in the setting of thoracic trauma requires a thorough and systematic evaluation. In addition to a systematic approach, the radiologist should be aware of common injury patterns, normal variants, and subtle findings which may warrant additional evaluation.

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Imaging of Traumatic Brain Injuryemorrhage, and vascular injury. In this chapter, we review the mechanisms and imaging appearance of traumatic brain injury on CT, MRI, and cerebrovascular imaging. We also discuss the role of advanced imaging techniques in the investigation of brain trauma.

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Imaging of Skull Base Fractures and Complicationshese injuries can often be difficult to detect both clinically and radiologically. This chapter aims to review the basic anatomy of the skull base, along with important anatomic considerations, mechanisms of injury, key clinical features, distinct fracture patterns, and associated complications.

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From Automated MRI Scan to Finite ElementsNontraumatic spinal emergencies (NTSE) present with acute, rapid onset of neurological symptoms without an inciting traumatic event. Pathologies intrinsic and extrinsic to the spinal cord can result in acute neurological deterioration, which generally requires prompt diagnosis, and in some patients requires acute intervention, to sustain function.