Unique! That is the best word to describeTop 3 Differentials in Neuroradiology by William T. O'Brien.[Itis]unique in its approach to the clinical practice of neuro-imaging, andunique in its approach to education in this rapidly expanding subspecialty...Ifound reading this book to be a joy ... Frankly, this is a book not just for theresident or fellow, but one that will give any academic faculty member apositive learning experience, just like the one that I had! -- Fromthe Foreword by Richard E. Latchaw, MD, FACR, Past President of the AmericanSociety of NeuroradiologyTop 3 Differentials in Neuroradiology is an up-to-datecomprehensive review of critical topics in neuroimaging. The book's uniqueformat ranks the differentials, divides them into the Top 3, and presentsadditional diagnostic considerations for each case presentation. The discussionsections of each case cover the imaging and clinical manifestations for alldisease processes, making this text a high-yield review for board exampreparation and a quick reference for daily clinical practice.KeyFeatures:Presents more than 600 high-quality images with thecase-based reviewsCovers all neuroradiology subspecialtiesincluding imaging of the brain, head neck, and spine Provides aprioritized list of differentials based upon key findings for each caseThisbook is an excellent board review for all radiology residents and fellows inneuroradiology, as well as staff radiologists preparing for their certificationexams. Radiologists, clinicians, and surgeons involved in reviewing orinterpreting neuroradiology studies will also find it to be an invaluable, quickreference that they will refer to repeatedly in their dailypractice.

Section I. BrainSubsection Ia. Congenital and DevelopmentalSubsection Ib. Attenuation and Signal AbnormalitySubsection Ic. Masses and Masslike LesionsSubsection Id. Vasculature and Cerebrospinal Fluid SpacesSection II. Head and NeckSubsection IIa. Calvarium and Skull BaseSubsection IIb. Temporal BoneSubsection IIc. SinonasalSubsection IId. MaxillofacialSubsection IIe. Neck (including spaces)Subsection IIf. OrbitsSection III. Spine