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This primer provides a concise, methodological approach to abdominal MR imaging techniques. It offers the user an invaluable pictorial and textual guide to typical features of the most commonly seen entities encountered by the clinician. The authors place an emphasis on a pattern recognition approach, thereby focusing on clinical-pathologic correlation (i.e., the morphological characteristics and pathologic criteria necessary to diagnose disease), as opposed to disease epidemiology.

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Richly illustrated and exceedingly reasonably prices, it will be a worthwhile addition to radiology reading rooms and departmental libraries. (Radiology, June 2007) ...it reaches its audience quite well by providing an armament of tools available for practice in the clinic. (Journal of Applied Clinical Medical Physics, Spring 2005) ...a concise, handy reference outlining important imaging features of a myriad of pathologic processes. (Doody's Health Services)

"""Richly illustrated and exceedingly reasonably prices, it will be a worthwhile addition to radiology reading rooms and departmental libraries."" (Radiology, June 2007) ""...it reaches its audience quite well by providing an armament of tools available for practice in the clinic."" (Journal of Applied Clinical Medical Physics, Spring 2005) ""...a concise, handy reference outlining important imaging features of a myriad of pathologic processes."" (Doody's Health Services)"

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Diego R. Martin, M.D., Ph.D., is Professor of Radiology and Director of MR Imaging at Emory University. Michéle A. Brown, M.D., is Assistant Professor of Radiology at the University of California, San Diego. Richard C. Semelka, M.D., is Vice Chair for Research and Professor of Radiology, and Director of MRI Services at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

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