This book examines the methods and techniques for performing high-quality CT angiography and MR angiography studies in a range of clinical settings. It offers a comparison of the advantages and limitations of each in various diseases and vascular regions.

The availability and diffusion of high-performance technologies has strengthened the role of CT angiography and MR angiography as simple and reliable techniques for the characterization and treatment planning of the main diseases of the cardiocirculatory system, an understanding of which has become essential for all radiologists. The aim of this book is to provide technical indications which are both concise and thorough regarding the main methods and examination techniques for performing high-quality CT angiography and MR angiography studies in a broad range of clinical settings. This is supported by a large number of cases and is rich with advice on image interpretation and practical suggestions for the evaluation and reporting of the examinations. The text will therefore also aim to provide a comparison of the advantages and limitations of the two techniques in various diseases and vascular regions, thus offering indications to both the expert and trainee radiologist.

The book compares the role of CT and MR angiography in different vascular applications Most books refers to either CT or MR angiography without providing information on the different roles of each of them The text aims to provide a comparison of the advantages and limitations of the two techniques in various diseases and vascular regions

Inhalt

1. CT Angiography - 2. MR Angiography 3. Post-Processing 4. Plaque Imaging 5. Intracranial Circulation 6. Carotid Arteries - 7. Thoracic Aorta - 8. Pulmonary Circulation 9. Coronary Circulation 10. Abdominal Aorta - 11. Renal Arteries and Splanchnic Vessels - 12. Arteries of the Upper Limbs 13. Arteries of the Lower Limbs - 14. Whole-Body Angiography - 15. Vascular Malformations - 16. Vasculitis - 17. Venous System