Introduction to Diagnostic Radiology

abdominal abnormal abscess adrenal aneurysm angiography aorta aortic aortography arrow arteriography barium enema benign bladder blood bone bowel brain calcifications carcinoma cardiac carotid catheter cause cavity cerebral chest films chest wall chronic clinical colon computed tomography contrast agent contrast material CT scan cyst cystic demonstrate density detected diagnostic dilated disease enlarged esophagus evaluation examination False fetal Figure fluid fluoroscopy fracture frontal gland heart hematoma hemorrhage indicated infarction injection intravenous kidney lateral lesions liver lung malignant mass mediastinal mediastinum metastatic mitral neoplasm normal oblique obstruction opacified patient pelvic perfusion plain films pleural pleural effusion posterior presence procedure pulmonary artery radioactive radiographic radiologic radionuclide radionuclide scan raphy renal artery retrograde seen sinuses skull soft tissue stenosis suspected thoracic thyroid tion tracer tract True tumor ultrasonography ultrasound urinary urinary bladder usually uterus valve vascular vein vena cava venous ventricle ventricular ventricular system views workup x-ray