Titlebook: Contrast Agents in Liver Imaging; T. Balzer,B. Hamm,H.-P. Niendorf Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1995 Internist.comp

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Use of Contrast Agents in the Detection and Differentiation of Focal Liver Lesions by Mr Imaging: Gumours, since the information displayed on MR images is far superior to that obtained by ultrasound or CT. In the clinical setting, this advantage of MR imaging is of particular importance in differentiating haemangiomas and metastases — the most frequent benign and malignant tumours of the liver.–.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-78236-0ential in the liver is limited to dynamic studies after a short bolus injection, similar to contrast-enhanced (CE) CT. Though the diagnostic accuracy of current MRI of the liver already surpasses that of CE CT, a number of new liver-specific agents is currently under development, in the hope of furt

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Book 1995ychapters on the individual imaging procedures such as ultrasound, CTand MRI, so that each of the three is given the attention it deserves.The book will be of interest to radiologists from the variousdisciplines, and also those who plan and perform therapies,particularly surgeons and internists. ..

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Future Techniques in Mr Imaging of the Liver: Echo Planar Imaging,ho techniques (scan time approximately 1 s) and echo planar MR (EP-MR) imaging (scan time <100 ms) has allowed radiologists to acquire motion artifact-free MR images.,.. In this chapter, we shall review the potential utility of fast imaging techniques, particularly EP-MR imaging in evaluation of the liver.

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o far these demands have been only partially met by furthertechnical developments such as colour coded duplex sonography, spiralCT and marked improvements in magnetic resonance imaging. It isbecoming increasingly clear that liver specific contrast media areessential for utilizing these technical dev

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Polynome und Polynomgleichungen,e for it to become more widely accepted, both in the USA and worldwide. Even now, although it is being used much more prior to surgery in patients with hepatocellular carcinoma and colon carcinoma, it is still a highly invasive technique. It is not suitable for use in all cases and so the techniques does have restrictions.