دانلود کتاب Principles and Practice of Cardiac Magnetic Resonance in Congenital Heart Disease: Form, Function, and Flow

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 Edited by Mark A. Fogel, MD, FACC, FAHA, FAAP, Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Radiology, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine; Director of Cardiac MR, The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA, USA

CMR is a powerful tool in the armamentarium of pediatric cardiology and health care workers caring for patients with congenital heart disease (CHD), but a successful study still presents major technical and clinical challenges. This text was created to give trainees, practitioners, allied professionals, and researchers a repository of dependable information and images to base their use of CMR on.

Because CHD presents an intricate web of connections and associations that need to be deciphered, the imager performing CMR needs to understand not only anatomy, physiology, function, and surgery for CHD, but also the technical aspects of imaging. Written by experts from the world’s leading institutions, many of whom pioneered the techniques and strategies described, the text is organized in a logical way to provide a complete understanding of the issues involved. It is divided into three main parts:

• The Basics of CMR - familiarizes the reader with the minimum tools needed to understand the basics, such as evaluating morphology, ventricular function, and utilizing contrast agents
• CMR of Congenital and Acquired Pediatric Heart Disease - discusses broad categories of CHD and the use of CMR in specific disease states
• Special Topics in Pediatric Cardiac MR - covers other important areas such as the complementary role of CT scanning, interventional CMR, the role of the technologist in performing a CMR exam, and more

With the ever increasing sophistication of technology, more can be done with CMR in a high quality manner in a shorter period of time than had been imagined as recently as just a few years ago. Principles and Practice of Cardiac Magnetic Resonance in Congenital Heart Disease: Form, Function, and Flow makes a major contribution to applying these techniques to improved patient care. An ideal introduction for the novice or just the curious, this reference will be equally useful to the seasoned practitioner who wants to keep pace with developments in the field and would like a repository of information and images readily availalble.

Content:
Chapter 1 Physics of Cardiac MR and Image Formation (pages 1–16): Orlando P Simonetti and Georgeta Mihai
Chapter 2 Technical Aspects of Pediatric Cardiac MR (pages 17–32): Christopher Occleshaw
Chapter 3 Assessment of Morphology (pages 33–50): John C Wood
Chapter 4 Assessment of Ventricular Function and Blood Flow (pages 51–74): Mark A Fogel
Chapter 5 Contrast Cardiac MR – Anatomy, Physiology, Viability and Perfusion (pages 75–90): Scott D Flamm
Chapter 6 The Normal Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Examination – Ruling out Congenital Heart Disease (pages 91–109): Matthew Harris and Mark A Fogel
Chapter 7 Abnormalities of the Atria and Systemic Veins (pages 110–123): Tiffanie R Johnson and Mark A Fogel
Chapter 8 Abnormalities of the Ventricles and Pericardium (pages 124–154): Beth F Printz
Chapter 9 MRI in Conotruncal Anomalies (Except Tetralogy of Fallot) (pages 155–171): Willem A Helbing and Adriaan Moelker
Chapter 10 Tetralogy of Fallot: Morphology and Function (pages 172–182): Arno Aw Roest, Lucia Jm Kroft and Albert de Roos
Chapter 11 Aortic Arch Anomalies (pages 183–208): Paul M Weinberg and Kevin K Whitehead
Chapter 12 MR Assessment of Pulmonary Circulation (pages 209–235): Shi?Joon Yoo and Lars Grosse?Wortmann
Chapter 13 Valvular Heart Disease (pages 236–249): Juha Koskenvuo, Karen G Ordovas and Charles B Higgins
Chapter 14 Imaging Coronary Arteries in Children (pages 250–264): Gerald F Greil, Rene M Botnar and Taylor Chung
Chapter 15 Other Complex Congenital Heart Disease – Heterotaxy, Complex Spatial Relationships, Conjoined Twins and Ectopia Cordis (pages 265–286): Rajesh Krishnamurthy and Taylor Chung
Chapter 16 Cardiac Magnetic Resonance of Single Ventricles (pages 287–315): Mark A Fogel
Chapter 17 Baffles and Conduits (pages 316–344): Philipp Beerbaum, Israel Valverde, Gerald F Greil and Sonya V Babu?Narayan
Chapter 18 Cardiac Tumors (pages 345–353): Ashwin Prakash
Chapter 19 Considerations in the Post?Operative Patient (pages 354–381): G Wesley Vick
Chapter 20 Interventional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (pages 382–397): Gerald F Greil, Sanjeet Hegde, Kawal Rhode, Carsten Schirra, Philipp Beerbaum and Reza Razavi
Chapter 21 Adult Congenital Heart Disease (pages 398–413): Victor A Ferrari and Alexander R Opotowsky
Chapter 22 Cardiovascular Computed Tomographic Angiography: Complementary Role to Magnetic Resonance Imaging (pages 414–428): Jeffrey C Hellinger and Stephen C Cook
Chapter 23 Radiation in Cardiac Imaging in Congenital Heart Disease (pages 429–439): Mark A Fogel
Chapter 24 Pediatric Cardiovascular MRI in the Outpatient Private Practice Setting (pages 440–443): Nancy L Morris and Edward T Martin
Chapter 25 The Role of the Technologist in Performing a Cardiac MRI (CMR) Exam (pages 444–449): Christine Harris