Abstract
Radiology is a specialization whose development is far from finished. Probably no other medical discipline underwent in recent years such progress as imaging methods-radiodiagnostic.
We did not want to have a book with "selected chapters" where authors usually write about their area of interest and research, but rather present the widest possible field of radiology. We tried to distinguish the "basal knowledge" in radiology from somewhat deeper information that is written in italics.
We considered necessary to inform on methods of nuclear medicine. The chapter is aimed to bring basic information in this field, which in many areas overlaps with radiodiagnostic.
For better understand the textbook contains many images, drawings and tables. The book i designed for students of medicine and for non-medical students in others fields of health care.