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Emergency Radiology: Case Studies
David T. Schwartz

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Section I  Chest Radiology
Chapter I-1Typical Lobar Pneumonia—How to Read a Chest Radiograph
Chapter I-2Subtle Pneumonia—Silhouette Signs
Chapter I-3Hidden Pneumonia and Pneumonia Mimics
Chapter I-4Pulmonary Embolism
Chapter I-5Lobar Atelectasis—Spinal Cord Compression
Chapter I-6Hilar Adenopathy
Chapter I-7Congestive Heart Failure—Interstitial Lung Markings
Chapter I-8Cardiac Tamponade
Chapter I-9Pneumothorax
Chapter I-10Pneumomediastinum
Chapter I-11Traumatic Aortic Injury
Chapter I-12Aortic Dissection
Chapter I-13Thoracic Aortic Aneurysm
Chapter I-14White-Out Of Thorax—Atelectasis and Pleural Fibrosis
Section II  Abdominal Radiography
Chapter II-1Small Bowel Obstruction
Chapter II-2Large Bowel Obstruction
Chapter II-3Pneumoperitoneum
Chapter II-4Intussusception
Chapter II-5Cholecystitis–Ultrasonography
Chapter II-6Gallstone Ileus
Chapter II-7Jaundice–Splenomegaly
Chapter II-8Radiopaque Masses
Section III:  Skeletal Radiology: Upper Extremity
Chapter III-1Elbow Fat Pad—Monteggia Fracture
Chapter III-2Elbow Injuries in Children
Chapter III-3Perilunate Injuries
Chapter III-4Subtle Wrist Injuries
Chapter III-5Distal Radius Fractures—Galeazzi Fracture
Chapter III-6Posterior Shoulder Dislocation
Chapter III-7Anterior Shoulder Dislocation and Fracture
Chapter III-8Nontraumatic Shoulder Pain
Section IV:  Skeletal Radiology—Lower Extremity
Chapter IV-1Ankle Fractures
Chapter IV-2Maisonneuve Fracture—The Mortise View
Chapter IV-3Knee Fractures—Tibial Plateau Fractures
Chapter IV-4Hip Fractures—Occult Hip Fracture
Chapter IV-5Acetabulum Fractures
Chapter IV-6Pelvic Ring Fractures
Chapter IV-7Radiolucent Foreign Bodies
Section V:  Cervical Spine Radiology
Chapter V-1Type II Odontoid Fracture—Prevertebral Soft Tissues
Chapter V-2Type III Odontoid Fracture—the "Ring of C2"
Chapter V-3Hangman's Fracture of C2—Posterior Cervical Line
Chapter V-4Jefferson Burst Fracture of C1—Predental Space
Chapter V-5Unilateral Facet Dislocation
Chapter V-6Hyperflexion Sprain—Flexion/Extension Views
Section VI:  Head CT
Chapter VI-1Subdural Hematoma
Chapter VI-2Basilar Skull Fracture, Pneumocephalus
Chapter VI-3How to Read a Head CT in a Patient with Head Trauma
Chapter VI-4Subarachnoid Hemorrhage
Chapter VI-5Cerebral Venous Sinus Thrombosis
Chapter VI-6How to Read a Head CT in a Patient with Headache
Chapter VI-7Hydrocephalus—Use of CT before LP
Chapter VI-8Acoustic Neuroma—Use of Intravenous Contrast
Chapter VI-9Stroke—Cytotoxic Edema
Chapter VI-10Peritumoral (Vasogenic) Edema
Chapter VI-11Advances in Stroke Imaging—Perfusion CT and MRI, the Ischemic Penumbra
Section VII:  Facial Radiology
Chapter VII-1Facial Fractures: Tripod and Blowout Fractures
Chapter VII-2Le Fort Fractures