The diseases affecting AIDS patients manifest in diverse ways on radiological images. This well-illustrated guide focuses on imaging AIDS by organ system, providing practical insights for performing and interpreting imaging studies in clinical practice. It covers both traditional radiographic appearances and those seen with newer imaging techniques. The book includes organ-specific chapters, as well as dedicated sections on dermatologic disorders related to AIDS, pediatric radiology, AIDS in tropical regions, interventional procedures, and strategies for preventing HIV transmission among healthcare workers. Each chapter is authored by experts with significant clinical experience in the AIDS pandemic, ensuring comprehensive coverage of the topic. The extensive material and references will also benefit physicians in training and researchers. Topics include the history of HIV in America, the clinical spectrum of HIV infection, pathological patterns of AIDS, CNS manifestations, spinal cord and peripheral nervous system imaging, chest and abdominal imaging, musculoskeletal imaging, and more. The detailed content serves as a valuable resource for understanding the varied radiological patterns associated with AIDS.
