Magnetic Resonance Imaging of The Pelvis. A Practical Approach

1. MRI of mesorectum and rectal cancer staging: baseline, post treatment, mucinous rectal cancers

2. MR Defecography

3. MR Imaging Evaluation of Perianal Fistulas and Pelvic Pain

4. MRI of Urinary Bladder

5. MRI of Pelvic Vessels (including pelvic congestion other syndromes and UAE)

6. Prostate MRI Technique, Anatomy of the Prostate and Noncancerous Disease Processes of the Prostate

7. Prostate Cancer at mp-MRI, PI-RADS v2.1, Common and Uncommon Mimics of Prostate Cancer, and Imaging-Guided Prostate Biopsy

8. Diagnosis of Recurrent Prostate Cancer and Its Mimics

9. MRI of scrotum and testicles

10. MRI of penis and penile prostheses

11. MRI of Female Infertility

12. MRI of benign uterine pathologies

13. MRI of malignant uterine tumors

14. MRI of cervical cancer

15. MRI evaluation of abdominal pain during pregnancy (including abnormal placentation)

16. MRI of endometriosis

17. MRI of commonly encountered benign nonneoplastic female pelvic (ovarian and nonovarian) pathologies

18. MRI of ovarian tumors (benign and malignant)

19. MRI of female urethra and periurethral pathologies

20. MRI of fetus

Magnetic Resonance Imaging of The Pelvis: A Practical Approach presents comprehensive information to deal with commonly encountered pelvic pathologies. The content is developed by disease-focused experts aiming to share their experience to make the information easily applicable to clinical setting and research.

 

The book covers a wide range of pelvic pathologies, and each chapter focuses on problem-solving approaches and includes tips and advice for multiple real-world scenarios. It also provides comprehensive-yet-tailored protocols, clear guidelines for indications, a detailed discussion of pathologies, descriptions of important differential diagnoses, and pitfalls and their solutions.

 

It is a valuable resource for radiologists, researchers, clinicians, and members of medical and biomedical fields who need to understand better how to use MRI to base their diagnosis or advance their research work.

 

AUTOR

Neeraj Lalwani, MD, is a board-certified diagnostic radiologist by the American Board of Radiology and a Fellow of the Society of Abdominal Radiology (SAR). He is an expert in body MRI and gastrointestinal imaging, particularly interested in pelvic MRI. He completed his fellowship training in Body Imaging and Non-Vascular Intervention and Body MRI at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio, USA. Dr. Lalwani is an established academician and researcher in abdominal radiology and has received the most coveted American Roentgen Ray Society's Figley Fellowship award (2019) and Radiological Society of North America's Honored Educator award (2020). He is currently a Professor of Radiology at Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine and Health System, Richmond, VA, USA