Good MRI book

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Does anyone know of a good text for learning how to interpret MRI's of the spine?
 
oyabun said:
Does anyone know of a good text for non-radiologists for learning how to interpret MRI's of the spine?

The following book is for radiologists, but it is quite good.

Spinal imaging - state of the art, by Mauricio Castillo
 
I think "Atlas of Spine Imaging" By Renfrew is the best book out for a spine interventionalist. Renfrew is an Interventional Radiologist by trade, and the book is written for spine interventionalists; topics cover degenerative diseases that we most commonly see.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/07...UFE1H&coliid=I3NVDBU0E2F4TJ&v=glance&n=283155

Book Description
This concise, yet detailed collection of images offers complete guidance on CT, MR, and nuclear medicine imaging for all aspects of common and uncommon spinal diseases. In addition to annotated illustrations, the text provides background information on each disease entity, a detailed approach to the interpretation of images, and specific recommendations for reporting.

Book Info
Center for Diagnostic Imaging, Winter Park, FL. Atlas on the clinical aspects of spine imaging. Includes the categorization of patients, imaging workup, diagnostic possibilities, the importance of imaging findings, algorithms for clinical scenarios, and lists of diseases for each finding. Halftone illustrations included. DNLM: Spinal Diseases--diagnosis--Atlases.