Radiological Images of a Rare Endemic Fungal Disease Coccidioidomycosis (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781733625135)

In the past several years, Dr. Ching as a radiation safety officer have collected many characteristic radiological images of Coccidioidomycosis, a disease endemic to the southwestern United States and Northern Mexico. This book will be very valuable for all medical diagnosis diagnosed by radiological images.

All the radiological images in this book are characteristic findings of each disease and will help the clinicians to make correct diagnosis of the diseases and provide the best managements and treatments for the patients and give the best health care.

Dr. Ching is a board-certified specialist in both the American board of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine. He previously worked in two general hospitals, five sub-acute care hospitals, and six MRI imaging centers in the Chicago area.

In 1965, Dr. Ching graduated from National Defense Medical Center in Taipei, Taiwan. He is a Clinical Associate Professor of Radiology of Ross University, School of Medicine since 2013 to present.He previously was the director of Nuclear Medicine and Radiation Safety Officer at Oak Park Hospital in Illinois for ten years. And he is currently the director of Nuclear Medicine and the Radiation Safety Officer for Kern Medical.He was a teacher at the National College of Education in Chicago, IL for one year and continues to teach medical students at Kern Medical Center. He is a lecturer of the monthly ED conferences here at Kern Medical since 2011. Weekly Radiology teaching file Conference for medical students & residents since January 9th, 2018 at Kern Medical Center.

Dr. Ching's abilities include and are not limited to interpreting and performing all imaging in Diagnostic Radiology - CT, MRI, Nuclear Medicine, Ultrasound, Mammography, PET/CT imaging, and Interventional Radiology Procedures e.g. angiography, arthrogram, biopsies, PICC line and IVC filter insertions, cardiac Lexiscan, sentinel node imaging, CT abscess drainage, hysterosalpingogram, lumbar puncture, and paracentesis.