A Practical Handbook of Endocrine Imaging

A Practical Handbook of Endocrine Imaging is to help professionals who are not familiar with the exact role and ability of imaging in endocrine diseases. In particular, the strengths and weaknesses of different imaging modalities, their order of selection and application in endocrine diseases. Imaging is not conventionally included in medical school training and during specialist training. Understanding which imaging test to use, exactly what clinical question is addressed is key to timely diagnosis of disease. This book is a quick reference to select the order and type of imaging, to be guided through clinical scenarios with relevant imaging pathways.

Table of Contents:
Section I: Imaging in investigating commonly detected incidental lesions 1. The incidental adrenal nodule 2. The incidental thyroid nodule Section II: Imaging in Multi-organ disease and syndromes 3. Von Hipple Lindau Syndrome 4. Neuroendocrine Neoplasia Syndrome 5. Succinate dehydrogenase deficiency 6. Carney Complex 7. Thyroid and Parathyroid disease 8. Pancreatic islet cell tumors 9. Adrenal disorders 10. Endocrine Bone disease 11. Functional ovarian disease 12. Pituitary lesions

About the Author :
Professor Pappachan M Joseph is a senior consultant Endocrinologist in the UK and honorary professor at the Manchester Metropolitan University, UK & Manipal University, India. He is an associate editor to Frontiers in Clinical Diabetes & Healthcare, the World Journal of Diabetes, Current Drug Safety, and TouchREVIEWS in Endocrinology. He is also in the editorial board member to JCEM Case Reports (American Endocrine Society) & Scientific Reports (Nature.com). He has fully edited multiple journal issues in the past, and is the lead editor to Elsevier Textbooks: “Endocrine Hypertension: From Basic Science to Clinical Practice” - 2022 and "Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Fatty Liver Disease" (Endocrine & Metabolism Clinics) - 2023. He has more than 200 scientific publications in his credit in peer reviewed journals/textbooks and has several multinational research collaborations including the Cochrane Metabolic & Endocrine Disorders Group. His academic h-index is 45 with more than 6500 citations of his works to date. His clinical and academic excellence was recognised by the National Clinical Impact Award of the British Government in 2024. His research special interests include obesity, metabolic disorders including MAFLD, neuroendocrinology & parathyroid disorders. Professor Sahdev is a Chair of Clinical Diagnostic Radiology at QMUL, a Uro-Gynae Radiology Consultant and Director for Research at St Bartholomew’s Hospital, Barts Health, London. Her radiological specialties are imaging in abdominal and pelvic oncology, particularly gynaecological, endocrine and uro-oncology diseases. She has authored 85 peer reviewed publications, has authored 20 chapters in clinical and imaging textbooks and has delivered over 60 lecturers at national and international meetings. Prof Sahdev is an associate editor for the British Journal of Radiology and Cancer Imaging and a reviewer for several peer review journals including Clinical Radiology, European Radiology and a member of the educational subcommittee of the International Cancer Imaging Society. She is the gynaecological imaging module lead for National RITI e-learning programme. Prof Sahdev is also the Director for imaging research (Group Clinical Services, Barts Health), a clinical radiation expert and an investigator and co-investigator for several clinical imaging trials. Dr Katherine Ordidge is a Consultant Radiologist at St Bartholomew’s Hospital, London and an Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer. She graduated from University College London (UCL) Medical School in 2007, with an intercalated BSc in Medical Physics and Bioengineering. After completing foundation training, she joined the UCL Centre for Advanced Biomedical Imaging on a Medical Research Council Capacity Building PhD Studentship, completing a Master of Research (distinction) and then a PhD in 2014. She completed Radiology training at Imperial College in 2019, with subspeciality training in Nuclear Medicine. Dr Ordidge specialises in oncological imaging and PET/CT, with a focus on gynaecological imaging, uro-oncology, endocrine and haematological diseases. She is involved in clinical imaging research, as well as being an investigator on several clinical trials. She is also an associate editor for the British Journal of Radiology in Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging.