Titlebook: Screening and Preventive Diagnosis with Radiological Imaging; Maximilian F. Reiser (Professor and Chairman),Gerh Book 2008 Springer-Verlag

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Screening and Preventive Diagnosis with Radiological Imaging Diagnostic Algorithms for Whole-Body Exture (.; .; .; ., .; .; .; .). The conventional approach of diagnostic imaging, however, is focused on the examination of a particular organ and body part in which clinical symptoms are present. In the past, radiological modalities also were technically restricted, allowing only to image a circumscr

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Technical Prerequisitesmorphology can be combined with evaluation of function and metabolism. Due to the lack of exposure to radiation or iodinated contrast agents, imaging can be multiply repeated and extended to the entire body within a single MR scan. Thus, it is not surprising that whole-body MRI has been discussed si

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Risks of Screening and Preventive Diagnosissymptomatic persons. Therefore, this issue has to be thoroughly evaluated before conducting interventions to promote radiological screening for persons with an increased risk for specific diseases or even the introduction of regular screening programs. In this chapter we review health risks related

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Book 2008t now also allow for dedicated whole-body exams which may be used in the field of screening and preventive diagnosis. The concept of this book is to provide clinicians with a broader understanding of screening and preventive diagnosis using radiological imaging. The first part of the book is dedicat

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Ethical Aspects of Screening and Preventive Diagnosis with Radiological Imagingea, is still developing with some pilot work or educational activities (.). Ethical issues here are mostly studied from the physicians’ perspective (.) such as patient information, an issue that receives great attention. Institutional or political aspects such as resource allocation are also discussed (.).

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0942-5373 tical examples of radiological screening and surveillance, b.Continuous technical developments of radiological imaging techniques have not only improved the potential of organ-based radiological diagnostics, but now also allow for dedicated whole-body exams which may be used in the field of screenin

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Personnel and Structural Prerequisites for Screening-Programs a close interaction between the screening participant, the radiologist and the referring partners is a key prerequisite. The design of the infrastructure has to aim at defining a consistent, reproducible and clinically practicable chain of screening recruitment, diagnostic procedures and follow-up as well as treatment recommendations (Fig. 5.1).