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Endosonography ??? Is It Sound for the Masses?
Journal of Clinical Gastroenterology, 1994Endoscopic ultrasound (EUS), a relatively new addition to the endoscopist's diagnostic armamentarium, provides detailed images of the gut wall layers and surrounding organs. Endosonography is highly accurate in the staging of gastrointestinal neoplasms and may provide information that is invaluable in treatment planning, such as evidence of ...
Michael L. Kochman, James M. Scheiman
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Endosonographie zystischer Pankreasläsionen [PDF]
Viszeralmedizin, 2011 Die Therapie von duktalen Adenokarzinomen ist weitgehend standardisiert und wurde in Leitlinien dokumentiert. Die Abklarung unklarer zystischer Pankreaslasionen stellt weiterhin eine Herausforderung dar. Diese Ubersichtsarbeit erlautert einerseits die Empfehlungen der DGVS (Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Verdauungs- und Stoffwechselkrankheiten) zur ...
Christoph F. Dietrich, Michael Hocke
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1990
Today the main indication for ultrasound evaluation of the ovaries is the monitoring of follicular maturation. Vaginosonography also has a role in the evaluation of equivocal adnexal findings and in the differential diagnosis of ovarian masses. It must be emphasized, however, that vaginosonography is a macroscopic examination technique, and that one ...
Alfred Kratochwil +2 more
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Today the main indication for ultrasound evaluation of the ovaries is the monitoring of follicular maturation. Vaginosonography also has a role in the evaluation of equivocal adnexal findings and in the differential diagnosis of ovarian masses. It must be emphasized, however, that vaginosonography is a macroscopic examination technique, and that one ...
Alfred Kratochwil +2 more
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Endosonography of the Mediastinum
2015Endosonography is a highly effective method of evaluating patients with lung cancer, malignant lymphadenopathy, and other mediastinal conditions such as cysts and masses. Due to the central location of the esophagus within the chest, transesophageal EUS offers reliable access to the posterior and inferior mediastinum.
Michael B. Wallace +1 more
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1989
Wild and Reid in 1956 demonstrated a local recurrence of rectal carcinoma with the use of an experimental intrarectal ultrasound transducer [1], In 1983, Alzin et al. and Dragsted and Gammelgaard reported on their preliminary experiences with endosonography in the preoperative staging of rectal carcinoma [2,3]. However, it is only recently that results
Giulio Di Candio +2 more
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Wild and Reid in 1956 demonstrated a local recurrence of rectal carcinoma with the use of an experimental intrarectal ultrasound transducer [1], In 1983, Alzin et al. and Dragsted and Gammelgaard reported on their preliminary experiences with endosonography in the preoperative staging of rectal carcinoma [2,3]. However, it is only recently that results
Giulio Di Candio +2 more
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Endosonography in the management of biliopancreatic disorders
Best Practice & Research Clinical Gastroenterology, 2009Over the past two decades, endoscopic endosonography (EUS) has evolved into an indispensible diagnostic and therapeutic utility in the diagnosis and treatment of patients with pancreatobiliary disease. In this article, we summarise its current potential and provide an update of the latest literature.
Femme Harinck, Marco J. Bruno
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1990
Twenty-five years ago, when ultrasound was introduced as a diagnostic tool in medicine, its noninvasive character was considered to be a great advantage (Kratochwil et al. 1966) (Fig. 1). Even then it was apparent, however, that the examination of intrapelvic organs could be significantly improved by passing ultrasound transducers into natural body ...
Gerhard Bernaschek +2 more
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Twenty-five years ago, when ultrasound was introduced as a diagnostic tool in medicine, its noninvasive character was considered to be a great advantage (Kratochwil et al. 1966) (Fig. 1). Even then it was apparent, however, that the examination of intrapelvic organs could be significantly improved by passing ultrasound transducers into natural body ...
Gerhard Bernaschek +2 more
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1990
It is apparent on manual examination that nulliparous, uniparous, and multiparous women differ in the size of their uterus and especially in uterine length. The average length of the normal uterus is 85 mm, with a range from 60 to 110 mm (Bernaschek et al. 1981).
Gerhard Bernaschek +2 more
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It is apparent on manual examination that nulliparous, uniparous, and multiparous women differ in the size of their uterus and especially in uterine length. The average length of the normal uterus is 85 mm, with a range from 60 to 110 mm (Bernaschek et al. 1981).
Gerhard Bernaschek +2 more
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Endosonography: new developments
Current Opinion in Gastroenterology, 2009The present review highlights recent advances in the field of endoscopic ultrasound, which occurred in 2008 and early 2009.Attention will be given toward the use of endoscopic ultrasound in the diagnosis and staging of esophageal and pancreatic cancer, in the evaluation of pancreatic cysts and choledocholithiasis, and in performing therapeutic ...
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Endosonography in the Assessment of Esophageal Stenosis
Gastrointestinal Endoscopy Clinics of North America, 1998EUS is an invaluable tool to delineate the cause of esophageal strictures. In primary esophageal carcinoma, EUS is the most accurate means for locoregional tumor staging. The addition of EUS FNA improves lymph node staging accuracy over EUS alone. EUS FNA can also play a role in diagnosing the cause of strictures associated with lymphadenopathy or ...
Maurits J. Wiersema, Gregory M. Woolfolk
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