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  Atlas of Imaging in Sports Medicine (Hardback) By (author) Jock Anderson, By (author) John Read

  

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  Short Description for Atlas of Imaging in Sports MedicineSuitable for physiotherapists, general practitioners and sports physicians, this title offers information on anatomy and the biomechanics of injury. It focuses on plain film radiography which encompass radiology, MRIs, nuclear imaging and ultrasounds. It also addresses sub-specialisations in sports medicine and imaging.
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  • Publisher: McGraw-Hill Medical
  • Published: 01 March 2008
  • Format: Hardback 928 pages
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  • Categories: Medical Imaging | Radiology | Sports Injuries & Medicine | Medical Charts, Colour Atlases | Training & Coaching
  • ISBN 13: 9780074715840 ISBN 10: 0074715844
  • Sales rank: 391,763

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Full description for Atlas of Imaging in Sports Medicine

• "Atlas of Imaging in Sports Medicine" is a valuable reference text that is comprehensively illustrated with high-quality images of both common and unusual sporting injuries. This title is full of easy-to-understand information on anatomy and the biomechanics of injury that will be of use to physiotherapists, general practitioners and sports physicians. The second edition takes into account the rapid advances in technology that have occurred in the field since the original publication was released, and contains 50 per cent more information and many new images. The original focus on plain film radiography has been expanded to encompass radiology, MRIs, nuclear imaging and ultrasounds. New sub-specialisations in sports medicine and imaging are also addressed.