Titlebook: Diagnostic Ultrasound; Text and Cases Dennis A. Sarti,W. Frederick Sample Book 1980 G. K. Hall & Co. 1980 ultrasound.Ultrasonography

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Ultrasonography of the Spleen,Ultrasound can frequently be useful in the evaluation of abnormalities of the spleen. Although the normal spleen may be difficult to visualize ultrasonographically, most pathological processes involving the spleen cause splenic enlargement, and therefore, the ultrasound examination can be clinically useful when splenic pathology is suspected.

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Ultrasonography of the Pancreas,th the high quality of angiography performed at most centers today. Two drawbacks to this technique, however, still remain. The first is the inherent risk, and the second is the inability routinely to perform serial examinations on patients with suspected pancreatic pathology.

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Book 1980Sound with Tissue 7 Instrumentation 10 Practical Considerations 17 References 20 Cases 22 2. Hepatic Ultrasonography 62 Hepatic Ultrasound Technique 62 Normal Ultrasonographic Anatomy of the Liver 63 Hepatic Pathology 64 References 67 Cases 68 3. Ultrasonography of the Gallbladder and Biliary System

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Hierarchical Archimedean Copulasflammatory states will also be included. In addition, the anatomy and pathology of the kidney and adrenal glands will be covered. Finally, the scrotum will be included in this chapter, since the remaining urological applications of ultrasound have been discussed in other chapters.

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Hepatic Ultrasonography,techniques (Bryan et al. 1977; Carlsen 1975; Green et al. 1977; McArdle 1976; Scheible, Gosink, and Leopold 1977; Taylor, Carpenter, and McCready 1973; Taylor et al. 1976). This section describes the technique, normal ultrasonic hepatic anatomy, and ultrasonic appearance of various intrahepatic disorders.