Radiology of HIV/AIDS: A Practical Approach

928 Pages·2014·102.68 MB·English

by  Hongjun Li (auth.)

LI Hongjun
Editor
Radiology of HIV/AIDS
A Practical Approach
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Radiology of HIV/AIDS

Hongjun Li
Editor
Radiology of HIV/AIDS
A Practical Approach
Editor
Hongjun Li
Radiology Department
Beijing You An Hospital
Capital Medical Univerisity
Beijing
People’s Republic of China
ISBN 978-94-007-7822-1 ISBN 978-94-007-7823-8 (eBook)
DOI 10.1007/978-94-007-7823-8
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I am reluctant to alienate my wife, my daughter, my friends and my students.
But, for the publication of this book, I have to give up enjoying gatherings
with my family and friends.
Hereby, this book is dedicated to my wife YING to show my heartfelt
thanks for her persistent support, encouragement and trust; as well as
to my daughter Zhen. She makes me feel all my contributions are
powerful and valuable.
Hongjun Li

Foreword 1

R ecently, due to the active measures for prevention and control of AIDS, the number of patients
infected with HIV/AIDS has decreased in China. However, the situation is still severe in cer-
tain regions and specifi c populations because of the threats HIV/AIDS has posed. Years of
clinical research and practice have proved that the combination of diagnostic imaging with
clinical pathology plays an important role in the diagnosis and treatment of HIV/AIDS, espe-
cially for concurrent opportunistic infections and neoplasms.
Based on years of clinical practice and applied research, Professor Li Hongjun has already
published several relevant monographs. On this basis, he organized an editorial board for
another monograph in this fi eld, P ractical Diagnostic Imaging of HIV/AIDS, which is to be
published. The book consists of 3 parts and 26 chapters, with about two million words and
more than 2,500 fi gures. Its contents include a fundamental part about HIV/AIDS as well as
the general and systematic clinics on HIV/AIDS. Recent progresses in this fi eld are supple-
mented into the book, which is clearly structured, comprehensive and detailed.
I sincerely congratulate the publication of the book and expect the book will promote the
development of diagnostic imaging on HIV/AIDS in China. Thus, the development of diag-
nostic imaging on HIV/AIDS will be greatly promoted.

Chinese Engineering Academician
Fuwai Hospital of Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences
Beijing, China
On Oct. 2011
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Foreword 2

T he AIDS epidemic in China has attracted extensive and intensive attention from both the
society and government. The epidemic has generally been at a low prevalence, but has a high
prevalence in specifi c populations and some areas. Because the leading cause of death in AIDS
patients is the occurrence of AIDS-related diseases, the early diagnosis of AIDS-related dis-
eases constitutes an important measure to improve the patient’s quality of life and to prolong
their life. AIDS is different from other diseases, in its specifi city and complexity, which poses
new challenges in its diagnosis and treatment to medical personnel and scientifi c researchers.
Professor Li Hongjun has been studying the diagnostic imaging of HIV/AIDS for up to 13
years, and has already published several monographs, including Clinical and Imaging
Diagnosis of HIV/AIDS, Atlas of Differential Imaging Diagnosis of HIV/AIDS, Atlas of
Differential Imaging Diagnosis of HIV/AIDS Related Ophthalmopathy, and Comparative
Atlas of HIV/AIDS in Anatomy, Diagnostic Imaging and Pathology. In the way of combined
theory and practices, the cases data were analyzed in details to guide the related clinical prac-
tices. In this book, Professor Li Hongjun further summarizes recent researches and clinical
experiences. The fi nished manuscript, Practical Diagnostic Imaging of HIV/AIDS effectively
integrates the related resources nationwide, including experts and clinical data. And the book
contains more than two million words and more than 2,500 fi gures, covering 3 parts and 26
chapters. Its content includes the basic sciences of HIV/AIDS, basic clinical sciences and their
clinical application. Especially, in the last chapter, functional imaging fi ndings of HIV/AIDS
are innovatively demonstrated. Most data in the book is published for the fi rst time.
Professor Li Hongjun and his team have intensively studied the diagnostic imaging data of
Chinese with HIV/AIDS. Their achievements include the spectrum of AIDS-related diseases
in Chinese, the relationship between the diagnostic imaging and clinical pathology of AIDS-
related diseases, the characteristic features of the diagnostic imaging in HIV/AIDS. All his
works are valuable for early and accurate diagnosis of AIDS-related diseases, preventing the
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