Emergency Imaging of At-Risk Patients: General Principles - 1E

Emergency Imaging of At-Risk Patients: General Principles (1st Edition) provides a comprehensive overview of the essential principles and practices for imaging at-risk patients in emergency settings. This book covers the critical aspects of imaging in high-stress, time-sensitive situations, focusing on patient safety, diagnostic accuracy, and effective decision-making in emergencies. It emphasizes the use of advanced imaging technologies and techniques, along with the appropriate protocols for different patient populations, including those with trauma, neurological emergencies, and other critical conditions. This edition is ideal for radiologists, emergency room physicians, and healthcare providers involved in emergency care and diagnostic imaging.

Key Features:

• Focus on imaging principles for at-risk patients in emergency settings.
• Emphasizes patient safety, diagnostic accuracy, and clinical decision-making.
• Covers advanced imaging technologies and protocols for diverse emergencies.
• Includes practical guidelines for imaging in trauma, neurological, and critical care situations.
• Ideal for radiologists, emergency physicians, and healthcare providers working in emergency care.

Basic Data:

• Edition: 1st Edition
• Author: Marios K. Kokkotis, David E. H. Shaffer
• Publisher: Elsevier
• ISBN: 9780323876612
• Binding Type: Paperback