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"Efficiency is the key word at the heart of the concept for this diagnostic atlas - efficiency of presentation and diagnostic efficiency achieved through its use. The contents are arranged in chapters according to organ or body part. Each chapter begins with a list of the radiographic findings referring to the relevant table/​page number for that finding. The text within these tables is presented under three columns: possible diagnoses, radiographic findings, and general comments. Corresponding sample images of the highest quality are then provided for the more common conditions throughout. Rare diseases are marked with asterisks and are illustrated where appropriate. The hard-pressed radiologist will welcome this work as an efficient and reliable guide to the interpretation of pediatric images"--Provided by publisher"

"This is the second edition of this color atlas, first published in 1981. It serves as a guide to physical diagnosis, with 702 color photographs, many more than appeared in the original atlas. There is an accompanying text, adapted by Roger F. Soll.The quality and content of the color photographs are excellent, and they illustrate distinctly the clinical conditions depicted, underscoring that a picture is worth a thousand words. The brief text accompanying each illustration is descriptive, allowing clinical correlations to be made. For physical findings common to more than one condition, a limited differential diagnosis is presented."

"This is the second edition of this color atlas, first published in 1981. It serves as a guide to physical diagnosis, with 702 color photographs, many more than appeared in the original atlas. There is an accompanying text, adapted by Roger F. Soll.The quality and content of the color photographs are excellent, and they illustrate distinctly the clinical conditions depicted, underscoring that a picture is worth a thousand words. The brief text accompanying each illustration is descriptive, allowing clinical correlations to be made. For physical findings common to more than one condition, a limited differential diagnosis is presented."