IMAGING THE ACUTELY ILL PATIENT provides the surgeon with a quick reference
guide for times when a radiologist or more senior surgical colleague is not
available for consultation. Focusing exactly on what the surgeon needs to know,
the book highlights what to look for and when, how to assess the image, and
common mistakes. The book is well illustrated with examples. As a trained and
qualified surgeon prior to radiology, the author, Dr. Barry Kelly, provides a
unique perspective of knowing what information the surgeon needs, and how to
portray it.