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Endoscopic Ultrasonography

Endoscopy, 1999
Areas of application for endosonography can be roughly divided into three categories: standard diagnostic examination; operative diagnostic examination (fine-needle aspiration); and operative therapeutic procedures. Nevertheless, endoscopic ultrasonography remains a single technique, in which the physician can not only raise a suspicion of a particular
FUSAROLI, PIETRO, CALETTI, GIANCARLO
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Endoscopic Abdominoplasty And Endoscopically Assisted Miniabdominoplasty

Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 1996
Recent developments in abdominal contouring procedures have included the extensive use of liposuction and the use of modified or limited scars, producing in effect a "downsizing" of the operative procedures for many patients. The use of minimally invasive techniques based on endoscopic technology and instrumentation represents a logical extension of ...
Felmont F. Eaves   +2 more
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The Endoscope, Endoscopic Equipment and Instrumentation

2003
Endoscopic pituitary surgery, like any other surgery performed by means of the endoscope as instrument to see and inspect the human anatomy and the surgical target, can be represented as a sort of chain where its weakest ring determines the overall effectiveness of the whole structure.
Leonhard M.   +2 more
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Endoscopic Ultrasonography

Gastroenterology Nursing, 1990
Endoscopic ultrasonography is a new and interesting technique. It is the only imaging technique that provides images of the gastrointestinal wall. Because of the high frequency used in EUS, it may provide high resolution images of gastrointestinal organs such as the pancreas. Although the equipment used for EUS is similar to that used for more familiar
I, Spada, G, Taylor, K, McWeeny
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Evolution of the Endoscope and Endoscopic Sinus Surgery

Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 2009
Advances in instrumentation are part of the natural evolution of any surgical discipline. During this process, there are certain key junctures where the state of the art in technology truly augments the surgeon's ability to manage higher levels of pathology.
David B. Conley   +2 more
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