Mastering Skeletal Radiology: A Comprehensive Guide to Borderline Findings

Authored by renowned experts Jürgen Freyschmidt and Joachim Brossmann, this indispensable resource has been updated to its fifth edition, providing radiologists and orthopedic surgeons with a trusted authority to navigate the challenging landscape of differentiating borderline findings.

In this extensively revised edition, the book is expertly organized around diagnostic questions raised by clinical findings, radiographic findings, or both. The comprehensive coverage spans five pathologic categories: anomaly; trauma; necroses; inflammation; and tumor. Detailed imaging examples of the entire body, from the skull base to the feet, are showcased across more than 4,200 high-quality illustrations.

Key Features of this Landmark Text

• Lavishly illustrated with over 4,200 outstanding drawings, photographs, and radiographs, nearly 4 per page, to provide unparalleled visual clarity.
• Full coverage of pathologic conditions in their fully developed form, enabling the recognition of earlier manifestations.
• Exhaustive analysis of borderline findings for both pediatric and adult cases, ensuring comprehensive understanding.
• Valuable guidelines on integrating pathologic conditions with CT and MRI findings, facilitating accurate diagnosis.

This encyclopedic resource is poised to expand your knowledge of skeletal radiology and elevate your diagnostic skills. No personal or professional library is complete without this new standard-bearer in the field!

International Acclaim for Previous Editions

“Excellent…the ‘bible’ of anomalies and variants…much worthwhile material…should be available to everyone interpreting skeletal radiographs…” — Radiology

“This text must hold a record for a continuously relevant, frequently updated radiological reference…all of the illustrations are state-of-the-art…an invaluable reference.” — The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery

Stay ahead in the field with this authoritative guide, designed to enhance your expertise in skeletal radiology.