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Magnetic Resonance Imagingous different sequences permit the assessment of both the anatomy and function of various different organs. In the context of ICU, neurological indications for MRI are particularly important, both for diagnosis and prognostication.

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Imaging Referrals in their Legal Contextrated into European directives and national legislation. Specific requirements of UK, Spanish, Irish, American and Australian laws are detailed. In all cases, referrals can only be made by specified groups of professionals and must provide sufficient information for the examination to be justified.

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Contrast Mediarely ill patients. This chapter provides an overview over the different contrast agents, considers their pharmacological properties and application. Furthermore, practical aspects of their use are highlighted including up-to-date recommendations regarding limitation of side effects.

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Book 2014 different to imaging in the non acute setting. Imaging the ICU Patient reviews imaging procedures on the ICU in a highly practical and memorable manner. Swift and efficient clinical decision-making is rewarded on the ICU and this book serves as a practical handbook.