Steven B. Hammerschlag

Computed tomography of the eye and orbit

This book is the product of the evolution of computed tomography (CT) into subspecialization and the need for one source of information for the busy radiologist. The authors have succeeded in providing a readable overview of orbital CT as well as a reference book. The book is divided into seven major catagories of pathology (Neurofibromatosis, Primary Orbital Neoplasms, Secondary and Metastic Tumors of the Orbit, Vascular Disorders, Inflammatory Disease, Occular Lesions, and Trauma) after separate discussions of anatomy and technique.

Computed tomography of the brain following radiation and chemotherapy: Preliminary report

Abstract Pre-treatment and post-treatment CT scans of the brain in 94 patients with brain tumors have been reviewed. The CT scan changes of the brain following chemotherapy, radiation therapy or both have been evaluated. In 61% of the patients with primary brain tumors and 48% of the patients with metastatic brain tumors, CT scans demonstrated atrophic changes, leukoencephalopathic changes or a combination of both.