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Der Radiologe, 1997
Sonographic and CT-guided punctures allow the evaluation of suspected lesions in the head, thorax, abdomen, retroperitoneum and skeletal system. The size of the lesion to be evaluated determines the size and the diameter of the puncture needle. The quantity of the material obtained will be defined by the diameter of the needle, i.e.
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Sonographic and CT-guided punctures allow the evaluation of suspected lesions in the head, thorax, abdomen, retroperitoneum and skeletal system. The size of the lesion to be evaluated determines the size and the diameter of the puncture needle. The quantity of the material obtained will be defined by the diameter of the needle, i.e.
G, Nöldge +4 more
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New techniques for CT-guided biopsies
American Journal of Roentgenology, 1979Two new recently instituted techniques have eliminated the shortcomings associated with computed tomography-guided biopsy procedures. By using the bolus biopsy technique, it has been possible to assess the vascular anatomy and vascularity of abnormalities so that cutting-type needles can be used on a routine basis.
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CT-Guided Iliosacral Screw Placement
Seminars in Musculoskeletal Radiology, 2013Computed tomography (CT)-guided iliosacral screw placement for posttraumatic instability of that joint is a safe procedure that may be performed in a radiology department. CT guidance allows more accurate screw placement than traditional fluoroscopic imaging in the operating room.
Richard H, Daffner, Robert L, Sciulli
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Ultrasonic guided wave techniques and applications in pipeline defect detection: A review
International Journal of Pressure Vessels and Piping, 2023Xulei Zang
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Outcomes and benefits of CT-guided biopsy
Academic Radiology, 1998W A, Golder, M, Borchert, K J, Wolf
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