This book starts with a concise overview of abdominal anatomy, then provides a step-by-step guide to interpreting normal imaging results before demonstrating the appearance of key abnormalities. The book then presents concise, practical information on common abdominal conditions that may be encountered in routine medical or surgical practice, each one illustrated by radiological images of the highest quality. Key facts and treatment information are provided for each condition, and a list of key imaging features is included. To facilitate visual understanding, these features are labelled on the corresponding images, along with anatomical landmarks and other notable aspects. The book will serve as a handy companion for quick reference during teaching and ward rounds, and as a revision tool before examinations. Although primarily aimed at medical students and radiology trainees, the book will also be useful to all physicians and surgeons requiring a pocket-sized guide to abdominal imaging.