Abstract
Monography of Neuroradiology includes asides from brain disease also pathological processes of the head, orbit and eyeball, spine and spinal structures. The book is divided into chapters based on the pathological-anatomical classification, which are reported separately each clinical unit.
The chapters consist of four part: basic information about the disease, imaging, diagnostics and clinical picture and differential diagnosis. Principal attention is paid to the imaging part.
The aim was, for a didactic purpose, to document more patients in less "sections" rather than individual patients with the full spectrum of examinations. Differential diagnosis is accompanied by MR illustrating some typical findings.