Computed Tomography in Intracranial Tumors

A. Introduction.- B. Classification of Intracranial Tumors.- 1. History and Problems in Classification.- 2. Types of Intracranial Tumors.- C. Technique of CT Examination.- 1. Computed Tomography Systems.- 2. Procedure in CT Examination.- 3. Analysis of CT Pictures.- 4. Intravenous Contrast Enhancement.- 5. Intrathecal Administration of Contrast Media.- D. Computed Tomography in Brain Tumors.- Collective.- Criteria for Evaluation of Computed Tomograms.- Type-Specific Diagnosis with CT.- E. Computed Tomography in Processes at the Base of the Skull and in the Skull Vault.- 1. Base of the Skull.- 2. Skull Vault.- F. Computed Tomography in Nonneoplastic Space-Occupying Intracranial Lesions.- 1 Inflammatory Processes.- 2 Acute Demyelinating Diseases.- 3 Granulomas.- 4 Cysts.- 5 Parasites.- 6 Intracranial Hematomas.- 7 Vascular Malformations.- 8. Brain Infarction.- G. Computed Tomography in Orbital Lesions.- 1. Benign Tumors.- 2. Malignant Tumors.- 3. Inflammatory Processes.- 4. Malformations and Posttraumatic Lesions.- 5. Endocrine Ophthalmopathy (Graves' Disease).- H. Effect of Computed Tomography on Diagnosis of Neurological Disease.- References.

"The book is strongly recommended for departmental reference and to those training in the neurosciences." B.E.Kendall in "Brain" "This book impresses one by its excellent systematic and logical presentation of the subject. Each entity is introduced by data about its gross morphology and biology, clinical appearance followed by the broad and well documented presentation of the computed tomograms, if necessary also in reconstruction or magnification. The text is admirably homogeneous ...It seems to be the best existing book on cranial CT of toumors in correlation with the clinical aspects." Neuro Surgical Review clinical aspects ". Neuro Surgical Review

"The book is strongly recommended for departmental reference and to those training in the neurosciences." B.E.Kendall in "Brain" "This book impresses one by its excellent systematic and logical presentation of the subject. Each entity is introduced by data about its gross morphology and biology, clinical appearance followed by the broad and well documented presentation of the computed tomograms, if necessary also in reconstruction or magnification. The text is admirably homogeneous ...It seems to be the best existing book on cranial CT of toumors in correlation with the clinical aspects." Neuro Surgical Review clinical aspects ". Neuro Surgical Review