Titlebook: Incidental Radiological Findings; Sabine Weckbach Book 2017 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2017 Different population based

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Management of Incidental Findings in the German National Cohort,ort-worthy and not-report-worthy. For defining incidental findings, study specific limitations and confounders had to be taken into account. This book chapter details the necessary steps to develop such a system, illustrates the particular challenges and summarizes the ethical dilemmas with such a s

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Management of Incidental Findings on Multimodal Imaging in UK Biobank,al practitioners receive feedback in limited circumstances: when, during image acquisition, a radiographer notices a potentially serious IF (‘indicating the possibility of a condition which, if confirmed, would carry a real prospect of seriously threatening life span or of having a substantial impac

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Classification of Incidental Findings,e American College of Radiology pleads caution on the potential cascade of additional (noninvasive and invasive) investigations, anxiety and morbidity caused by the discovery of IFs (Berland et al. 2010). Hence, guidance on IF categorization and management is indispensable, yet difficult to allocate

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Incidental Findings: Definition of the Concept,ding the reproductive capacities) of a living being – if the diagnostic means were not intended to produce such findings. It would be wrong to only talk about an incidental finding once the relevance for the health or reproductive capacity of the concerned individual has been established. The concep

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,Incidental Findings – Ethical Aspects,care, medical research or the context of direct-to-consumer services. After the questions and challenges, typically raised by IFs are introduced, the second part focusses on ethical prerequisites and reflects principles that are capable of providing a normative foundation in dealing with IFs. The fi

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Medicolegal Aspects and Informed Consent,lloquially referred to as “incidentalomas”) on radiological examinations is increasing. Incidentalomas account for approximately 20% of all findings, due to two reasons: (a) the number of hi-tech imaging exams (primarily CT) performed today, and (b) the increasing sophistication of the technology. I

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Management of Incidental Findings in the Study of Health in Pomerania,nd SHIP-TREND (Volzke et al. 2011). Adults, selected from local population registries, aged 20–79, with their primary place of residence in the counties of Nordvorpommern and Ostvorpommern and the two cities of Greifswald and Stralsund, were eligible for participation. Baseline examinations of the f