Titlebook: Imaging in Percutaneous Musculoskeletal Interventions; Afshin Gangi (Professor of Radiology),Stéphane Gut Book 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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Afshin Gangi MD, PhD,Xavier Buy MDeveloping countries [1, 2]. Unless the current trend alters, it appears that, by the year 2030, there will be 1.12bn obese people globally, representing one in five of the world’s population, whilst 2.16bn people will be overweight, a further 38% of all humans on Earth [2, 3]. There are genetic fact

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Paula Klurfan MD,Karel G. TerBrugge MD, FRCP,Kongteng Tan MD, FRCS, FRCR,Martin E. Simons BSc, MD, Fn-based surveys to respond to questions remained often unanswered: what really worked and what did not work to make a change for the better at the end of a field-based project and why. The author referred to an example of a program evaluation in child healthcare promotion. The surveys used for analy

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Philippe Peetrons MD,Michel Court-Payen MD, PhDlatiles can denominate many intrinsic and extrinsic effects. Exhaled volatile profiles are super dynamic in nature and their expressions may change from seconds to years. Exhaled volatile concentrations largely depend on normal or abnormal fluctuations in physiological and metabolic attributes. Minu

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e with abnormal concentrations and the concentrations rise gradually with patients’ blood glucose values. Therefore, the acetone in human breath can be used to monitor the development of diabetes. This chapter investigates the potential of breath signals analysis as a way for blood glucose monitorin

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978-3-642-06044-1Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009

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Imaging in Percutaneous Musculoskeletal Interventions978-3-540-49929-9Series ISSN 0942-5373 Series E-ISSN 2197-4187

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Percutaneous Infiltration of the Craniovertebral Region,C1–2 arthrography and steroid injection is a radiological approach to the treatment of cervical spine pathology of the fi rst two vertebrae. Arthrography is the fi rst step for treatment with a long acting steroid injection (.; .). For the moment, there is no other technique for pain management in the craniovertebral region.