Titlebook: Nuclear Hepatology; A Textbook of Hepato Gerbail T. Krishnamurthy,Shakuntala Krishnamurthy Book 20001st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heid

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Book 20001st editionrticular. Empha- sis is now placed more on non-invasive functional imaging with quantification, a feature unique to nuclear medicine and not available from any other competing diag- nostic imaging modality. By providing a measure of severity of disease, quantification aids not only in timing of ther

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Liver and Spleen Function,. The biliary tree is designed not only for continuous bile secretion but also for periodic bile storage and discharge at the time when food enters the small intestine. Spleen carries out many functions whose importance has been recognized only recently. This chapter will discuss various functions of these two organs.

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Imaging of the Liver and Spleen Morphology,ement during the short acquisition interval. The triple head gamma camera, when available, is preferred for single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) images. The gamma camera image acquisition parameters are identical for both the liver and spleen.

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Pediatric Nuclear Hepatology,bile secretion begins and flows into the small intestine. Most of the congenital abnormalities of the biliary tract are due to either failure of re-canalization of ducts (biliary atresia) or faulty re-canalization with cystic dilatation of intrahepatic (Caroli’s disease) and extrahepatic ducts (choledochal cyst).

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Imaging and Quantification of Hepatobiliary Function,by scintigraphy, well before irreversible functional changes take place. Once very popular, imaging with radiocolloids has now been almost completely replaced by quantitative hepatobiliary functional imaging with .TcHIDA [1].

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Intrahepatic Cholestasis,nd left hepatic ducts. Extrahepatic cholestasis is bile stasis due to a pathology located at the distal one-third of the right hepatic and left hepatic ducts and beyond, down to and including the sphincter of Oddi. The previous classification into obstructive and non-obstructive jaundice is no longer popular clinically [1].

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