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Chest ultrasound in children: critical appraisal
Pediatric Radiology, 2013We analyze the potential use of ultrasound in the study of the thorax in children. The physical limitations imposed on sonography by the ventilated lung and thoracic cage are well known. We want to discuss new US applications based on the clinical and methodological experience gained in adults as outlined by emergency and critical care specialists ...
Paolo, Tomà, Catherine M, Owens
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High resolution ultrasound of the chest wall
RöFo - Fortschritte auf dem Gebiet der Röntgenstrahlen und der bildgebenden Verfahren, 1990To study the detailed normal ultrasonic anatomy of the pleura and chest wall, high resolution (7.5 MHz) ultrasonograms were obtained from cadaver chest wall specimens and compared with thin section computed tomograms and anatomical specimens. Ultrasonograms show three layers of the intercostal muscles (internal, external and innermost), covered by the "
F, Sakai +8 more
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2013
US is increasingly used also in the chest, supplementing and partially substituting chest films—particularly the pleural space, the infant’s mediastinum and the lung; additionally conditions of the chest wall and various lung malformations can be addressed.
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US is increasingly used also in the chest, supplementing and partially substituting chest films—particularly the pleural space, the infant’s mediastinum and the lung; additionally conditions of the chest wall and various lung malformations can be addressed.
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2008
Ultrasound (US) was initially applied mainly to detect pleural fluid; however, the applications of US for the chest have been widely extended over time (Yang et al. 1992a; Pan-Chyr et al. 1992; Civardi et al. 1993; Ben-Ami et al. 1993; Gehmacher et al. 1995; Seibert et al. 1998; Kim et al. 2000; Wernecke et al. 2000; Durand et al. 2001; Williams et al.
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Ultrasound (US) was initially applied mainly to detect pleural fluid; however, the applications of US for the chest have been widely extended over time (Yang et al. 1992a; Pan-Chyr et al. 1992; Civardi et al. 1993; Ben-Ami et al. 1993; Gehmacher et al. 1995; Seibert et al. 1998; Kim et al. 2000; Wernecke et al. 2000; Durand et al. 2001; Williams et al.
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Pediatric chest ultrasound: a practical approach
Pediatric Radiology, 2017Chest ultrasonography is an important imaging adjunct for diagnosing and managing disease in children. Compared with CT and MRI, ultrasound is cheaper, portable and provides vascular or flow-related information that cannot otherwise be obtained noninvasively.
Cox, Mougnyan +3 more
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Ultrasound of the Pediatric Chest—The Ins and Outs
Seminars in Ultrasound, CT and MRI, 2013Chest radiograph is the primary imaging modality for evaluation of chest pathology and computed tomography scan is typically performed when there is a need for better characterization of the pathology or for surgical planning. Ultrasound (US) is mainly used for the evaluation of pleural effusion.
Nucharin, Supakul, Boaz, Karmazyn
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Current role of emergency ultrasound of the chest*
Critical Care Medicine, 2011Chest sonography has gained clinical significance in the diagnosis of various pulmonary, pleural, cardiac, and mediastinal emergency conditions. Therefore, the current role of emergency ultrasound are assessed.A systematic literature search of MEDLINE database was performed to identify all studies dealing with transthoracic sonography/chest ultrasound ...
Angelika, Reissig +2 more
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[Ultrasound in chest disease].
Revista portuguesa de pneumologia, 2011In the past few years transthoracic ultrasound has been recognized as an important tool for chest physicians. At present, ultrasound devices are practical, portable, easy to use and reliable, which makes them suited for diagnostic investigations as well as for therapeutic procedures guidance.
António, Bugalho +4 more
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2009
Foreword Preface The Basics Physics of Diagnostic Ultrasound. Creating the Image: Reuter, K.L. Bogdan, A. Thoracic Ultrasound Overview: Islam, S. Tonn, H. Transthoracic Ultrasound Transthoracic Ultrasound for Chest Wall, Pleura, and the Peripheral Lung: Koegelenberg, C.F.N. Diacon, A.H. Bolliger, C.T. Ultrasound of the Neck: Kreuter, M.
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Foreword Preface The Basics Physics of Diagnostic Ultrasound. Creating the Image: Reuter, K.L. Bogdan, A. Thoracic Ultrasound Overview: Islam, S. Tonn, H. Transthoracic Ultrasound Transthoracic Ultrasound for Chest Wall, Pleura, and the Peripheral Lung: Koegelenberg, C.F.N. Diacon, A.H. Bolliger, C.T. Ultrasound of the Neck: Kreuter, M.
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ULTRASOUND-GUIDED TRANSTHORACIC BIOPSY OF THE CHEST
Radiologic Clinics of North America, 2000Recent studies have confirmed that US is a very useful diagnostic tool for various diseases of the chest. The image information provided by US is helpful for etiologic diagnosis and clinical management. US-guided needle biopsy provides a precise and safe approach for transthoracic tissue sampling of lesions.
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