Titlebook: Radiologic Diagnosis of Chest Disease; Miriam Sperber (Professor of Radiology, Director) Book 19901st edition Springer-Verlag New York Inc

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Conventional and Digital Subtraction Angiographyn addition to the diagnostic information obtained by this procedure, angiographic catheter techniques are now being used as effective tools in the treatment of pulmonary embolism by intraarterial injections of fibrinolytic drugs (1) and catheter suction embolectomy (2) and in the treatment of hemopt

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Bronchographyrointestinal tract, or passing through an esophageotracheal fistula. Much experimental work was done, starting from 1917, on contrast media and techniques, leading to the discovery of Lipiodol by Sicard and Forestier in 1922. This started the “golden half-century” of bronchography as a diagnostic pr

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Pulmonary Function Tests pulmonary diffusing capacity for carbon monoxide (1). However, the clinical usefulness of these tests is quite variable. This chapter shall therefore present the tests in widest use and of greatest value for allergologists,anesthesiologists, epidemiologists, and specialists in internal medicine, pe

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Bronchoscopy and Surgical Procedures for Inspection and Biopsyal several modalities have been used, and in recent years new procedures and adaptations of already existing techniques have emerged. We will briefly overview the clinical relevance and applications of these techniques, with special emphasis on their safety and reliability.

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Radionuclide Studies of the Lung function tests, such as bronchospirometry. Radionuclide techniques assess in a simple, noninvasive manner parameters of regional pulmonary function. To exchange oxygen for carbon dioxide efficiently, a nearly uniform distribution of regional blood flow and ventilation is necessary. If changes in on

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g. Dr. Sperber and her contributors expertly facilitate understanding of the fundamentals of pulmonary disorders and promote a realistic and appropriate use of the exciting new diagnostic modalities. Methodologies of choosing techniques are also discussed. The first section of the book reviews the a