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Product Description Radiological Atlas of Malformation Syndromes is the latest product in the acclaimed Oxford Medical Databases Series. It is an essential reference resource and teaching aid for all radiological, orthopaedic, and genetic training centres. It will also be invaluable for radiologists, orthopaedic surgeons, clinical geneticists, and paediatricians concerned with the diagnosis and management of patients with rare conditions. The CD-ROM contains over 6,000 annotated, high resolution digitised images of radiographs of patients with skeletal dysplasias and malformation syndromes. Over 200 conditions are displayed covering a wide range of ages and over 90% of all known generalised skeletal abnormalities. The images are drawn from a unique database of over 4,000 patients and approximately 25,000 radiographs held at the Great Ormond Street Hospital in London. System requirements: Windows 3.1, 95, or NT. Pentium processor strongly recommended. 16Mb RAM. Colour monitor capable of at least 256 colours (64k colours recommended) at 800 x 600 resolution. About the Author Christine Hall, Consultant Radiologist, Hospital for Sick Children, Oxford. John Washbrook, Senior Lecturer in Computer Science, University College, London.
This atlas serves as a comprehensive diagnostic reference for identifying malformation syndromes and skeletal dysplasias through radiological imaging. Christine M. Hall, a consultant radiologist, and John Washbrook, a computer science lecturer, compiled this resource using the extensive clinical database from the Great Ormond Street Hospital. The work provides a structured framework for clinicians to compare patient radiographs against a vast collection of documented rare conditions to facilitate accurate diagnosis and management.
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Medical professionals recognize this atlas as a specialized tool for radiological and genetic training centers. Experts highlight the depth of the image database as a primary resource for identifying rare skeletal conditions in pediatric patients.
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Publication Date:
2000-05-25
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192685937
ISBN-13:
9780192685933
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