The Handbook of Diagnostic Radiology presents modern radiodiagnostic options in 9 volumes. The visualization of organ diseases is described in a synoptic manner, covering pathological-anatomical foundations, clinical symptoms, and diagnostic practice. The clear presentation of methods, along with comparisons and evaluations, application possibilities, and sensible indications, supports physicians in targeted diagnosis. All content is practical and clearly organized. The uniformly structured chapters, filled with instructive illustrations, ensure quick orientation. This reference work provides assistance in daily routines and problem cases, bridging gaps between well-known monographs on individual, highly specialized topics.