Computed Tomography of the Trunk is a comprehensive medical reference text authored by Hureau and published by Gordon & Breach Science Publishers in 1990. This hardcover volume spans 487 pages and serves as a detailed resource on the application of computed tomography imaging techniques to the human trunk, including the chest, abdomen, and pelvis. The book is intended for radiologists, medical professionals, and students seeking in-depth knowledge of CT imaging protocols, anatomical considerations, and diagnostic applications relevant to the trunk region. As a specialized medical text from the early 1990s, it captures the state of CT technology and clinical practice during a period of significant advancement in diagnostic imaging.