Atlas of Fetal and Postnatal Brain MR

Griffiths - Atlas of fetal MR
£107.00
£107.00
Authors/editors: Paul D Griffiths, Janet Morris, Jeanne-Claudie Larroche and Michael Reeves
ISBN: 978-0-323-05296-2
Page count: 266
Publisher: Saunders
Publication year: 2010

The Atlas of Fetal and Neonatal Brain MR is an excellent reference atlas that fills the gap in coverage on normal brain development. Dr. Paul Griffiths and his team present a highly visual approach to the neonatal and fetal periods of growth. With over 800 images, you’ll have multiple views of normal presentation in utero, post-mortem, and more. Whether you’re a new resident or a seasoned practitioner, this is an invaluable guide to the new and increased use of MRI in evaluating normal and abnormal fetal and neonatal brain development.

Table of contents:

Section 1 - Surface Anatomy of the Brain

Anatomy of the sulci adn fissures in the "mature" supratentorial brain

Major sulci responsible for defining lobal anatomy

Other sulci of importance for fetal imaging

Location of the central sulcus on cross-sectional imaging

Appearance of cortical sulci on in utero MR imaging in relation to gestational age

Other sulci of importance for fetal imaging

Surface views of the fetal brain

  • Superior surface
  • Lateral surface
  • Inferior surface
  • Medial surface

Section 2 - Sectional Anatomy of the Fetal Brain

Transient structures in the fetal cerebral hemispheres

Cross-sectional imaging of the fetal brain

  • Fetal brain MR images at 19-20 weeks
  • Fetal brain MR images at 22-23 weeks
  • Fetal brain MR images at 25-26 weeks
  • Fetal brain MR images at 28-29 weeks
  • Fetal brain MR images at 32-33 weeks
  • Fetal brain MR images at 36-37 weeks

Section 3 - Sectional Anatomy of the Postnatal Brain

Cross-sectional imaging fo the neonatal brain

  • Postnatal brain MR images at 0-1 month
  • Postnatal brain MR images at 3-4 months
  • Postnatal brain MR images at 6 months
  • Postnatal brain MR images at 9 months
  • Postnatal brain MR images at 12 months
  • Postnatal brain MR images at 18 months

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