Titlebook: Duplex and Color Doppler Imaging of the Venous System; Gerhard H. Mostbeck (Professor of Radiology) Book 2004 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heide

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Lecture Notes in Computer Scienceobserved in cardiac disease are mostly apparent when the origin of the pathologic condition is located in the right portion of the heart or the pulmonary circulation. Nevertheless, many other types of heart diseases, including congenital, ischemic, pericardial, and rhythmologic disorders may also affect the hemodynamics of the venous circulation.

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Pediatric Aspects of Doppler Imaging of the Venous System,enous hemodynamics in portal hypertension represent another important aspect of the Doppler technique in the pediatric age group. In addition, the diagnosis of renal vein thrombosis is considerably facilitated by the application of CDDS.

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Doppler Imaging of Abdominal Veins,f the vessel and the speed of the process. Slowly progessive occlusions with good collateralization or immediate recanalization may remain asymptomatic. Acute thrombosis of the pelvic veins, IVC, and the portospleno-mesenteric axis could be life-threatening.

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Venous Color Duplex Sonography of the Scrotum,on important for this differential diagnosis can be acquired by color duplex Doppler sonography (CDDS). This method enables not only morphological visualization but also qualitative detection of perfusion in the individual structures.

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Influences of Cardiac Pathology on Doppler Findings in the Venous System,observed in cardiac disease are mostly apparent when the origin of the pathologic condition is located in the right portion of the heart or the pulmonary circulation. Nevertheless, many other types of heart diseases, including congenital, ischemic, pericardial, and rhythmologic disorders may also affect the hemodynamics of the venous circulation.

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Britain: Bans, Survival, Inclusivitye the blood velocity is very high. A newer generation of CDI systems has allowed us, since 1986, to detect and display lower blood velocities occurring in peripheral arteries or veins (Kasai et al. 1985; .; .; .).