MedicineAnatomyRadiologyDiagnostic ImagingDiagnostic RadiologyThoracic RadiologyChest RadiographyChest RadiologySkull RadiographyThoracic RadiographyCalcificationChest Radiography FindingsCystic Lung Disease Differential DiagnosisIntracranial CalcificationsNeoplastic Disease
This represents a complete revision of the material on the skull and intracranial contents. The development of the skull, the essentially important roentgen-anatomic points and normal markings including physiologic intracranial calcification are treated briefly. The section on neoplastic disease is impressive. The section on encephalography and ventriculography mirrors the familiarity with the subject expected of one whose excellent contributions to the literature are so numerous. The author carefully assigns space to the technic of encephalography and ventriculography. Cerebral arteriography is considered and the difficulties arising from the method employing diodrast. The dangers arising from thorium dioxide and iodized oil ventriculography are clearly stressed. The material on radiology of the chest by Coleman B. Rabin is an excellent review of the literature which brings the subject matter on the chest and its component parts up to date. Of special interest are the sections on cystic disease of the lung, pneumonoconiosis, apical