Radiology for PET/CT Reporting

"This compact book aims to help nuclear medicine practitioners reporting PETCT who are otherwise unfamiliar with CT to recognise and interpret a range of CT abnormalities that may be functionally silent. ... the authors, who are all well renowned nuclear medicine physicians, have done a credible job putting together a collection of cases that may be useful to nuclear medicine trainees and practitioners without any prior CT experience." (Dr. Chirag Patel, RAD Magazine, September, 2015)

"Our opinion on this book remains certainly positive, also because it serves to occupy an almost empty space with a handy, clear and simple publication. We suggest this atlas as a standard text for nuclear medicine physicians and radiologists, residents and technicians whose work involves PET/CT imaging. It can also be suitable as a text for both undergraduate and postgraduate courses." (Sara M. d. A. Giorgio and Luigi Mansi, European Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, Vol. 42, 2015)