Endoscopic Ultrasound: An Introductory Manual and Atlas

by Christoph Frank Dietrich

Endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) is now considered one of the most essential and cost-effective techniques in the assessment of a wide range of gastrointestinal diseases. A remarkably versatile, minimally invasive procedure, it also calls for a high level of anatomic knowledge and technical prowess. This lavishly illustrated volume — a textbook and atlas in one — offers medical professionals the most comprehensive overview of EUS available, as well as a wealth of valuable insights from diverse leaders in the field.

Features:
More than 900 up-to-date, superior-quality images
Clear, step-by-step instructions for all current procedures and techniques
Logical, easy-to-use structure throughout, including the requisite anatomy and pathology
Strategies for selecting patients and procedures, including hygiene requirements, informed consent, patient positioning and monitoring, and more
Precise clinical descriptions and valuable tips and techniques for diagnosis and treatment
Guidance on the successful handling of needling and catheters
Insightful discussions of the uses and limitations of evolving techniques
Chapters on contrast-enhanced EUS techniques and SonoElastography

Designed specifically for specialists and trainees in gastroenterology, pneumology, and surgery,
Endoscopic Ultrasound — with its broad scope and up-to-date information — is also essential reading for anyone wishing to explore and exploit the potential of state-of-the-art EUS.

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