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Diagnostic Imaging of Osteomyelitis
Infectious Disease Clinics of North America, 1990There are many imaging procedures for diagnosing osteomyelitis, each with unique strengths and weaknesses. Plain radiographs are inexpensive and can be very accurate but may provide a delayed diagnosis. Computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging are both excellent at differentiating soft tissue infection from osteomyelitis. Computed tomography,
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Diagnostic Imaging of the Testicle
2009Radiologists play a fundamental role in the evaluation of patients with testicular disease. Imaging can in fact provide highly effective information which responds to clinical queries regarding the presence of lesions, their intra- or extratesticular location and whether they are bilateral.
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A Revolution in Diagnostic Imaging
The Physician and Sportsmedicine, 2003In November 1966, Sandy Koufax, the star left-handed pitcher of the Los Angeles Dodgers, retired after spending his final season coping with traumatic arthritis in his elbow, the compounded effects of a sliding injury to his pitching arm the previous season and 12 years of hard throwing.1 Had his career begun a few years later, he might have been able ...
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Diagnostic imaging in thyrotoxicosis.
Rays, 1999In thyrotoxicosis, imaging mainly scintigraphy, color Doppler sonography and radioiodine uptake test are used in the differential diagnosis as well as in the morphofunctional evaluation of the thyroid before and after therapy (mainly pharmacological or with radioiodine). Radioiodine uptake test differentiates high uptake thyrotoxicosis (Graves'disease,
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Diagnostic Imaging in Perspective
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1980RADIOLOGY was created by technology, has been nurtured by technology, and now is being put to the test by rapid technological advances. Increased application of sophisticated imaging systems has moved the specialty in a short time from the age of technology into the age of accountability. Radiology provides heretofore unheard-of diagnostic information,
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Veterinary Record, 2014
ALTHOUGH there is some variability in the pattern of musculoskeletal injuries sustained by thoroughbred horses at racecourses in different countries, fractures of the distal limb are common in racing thoroughbreds worldwide. Many thoroughbred racehorses are euthanased due to musculoskeletal injury. Fractures of the distal limb are a particularly common
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ALTHOUGH there is some variability in the pattern of musculoskeletal injuries sustained by thoroughbred horses at racecourses in different countries, fractures of the distal limb are common in racing thoroughbreds worldwide. Many thoroughbred racehorses are euthanased due to musculoskeletal injury. Fractures of the distal limb are a particularly common
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Clinical Anatomy, 1997
The staging of malignant disease for metastatic spread requires a sound understanding of the normal anatomy and possible anatomical variants as well as the expected pathology. This article illustrates this in the case of a young man with seminoma of the testis undergoing CT imaging to assess for para-aortic metastatic spread.
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The staging of malignant disease for metastatic spread requires a sound understanding of the normal anatomy and possible anatomical variants as well as the expected pathology. This article illustrates this in the case of a young man with seminoma of the testis undergoing CT imaging to assess for para-aortic metastatic spread.
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