Titlebook: Liver Radioembolization with 90Y Microspheres; José Ignacio Bilbao,Maximilian F Reiser Book 2014Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heid

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Regulations and Requirements of Hospitals Performing Radioembolization,tic liver cancer treatment, or by referral from a multidisciplinary team familiar with the procedure (Table?1) (Kennedy et al. 2007; Wang et al. 2010). Moreover, the likely interactions between SIRT and any prior, concurrent or planned biological, chemotherapeutic, local or loco-regional ablative, s

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Radiological Evaluation of Patients with Liver Tumors,ing to deliver the therapy substance to the right places in the liver finally. One cornerstone for such a treatment plan is the radiological evaluation of patients scheduled for radioembolization. The aim of imaging has to be an accurate assessment of number, size, and localization of malignant live

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Vascular Anatomy and Its Implication in Radioembolization,splenic, and common hepatic arteries. The common hepatic artery divides into the gastroduodenal artery and proper hepatic artery. This itself bifurcates into a right and left branch to supply each of the lobes of the liver. Quite often the hepatic artery has an incomplete set of branches because one

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Radioembolization: Identifying and Managing Anatomic Variants,the arterial vascular territory subtended by the injected arteries. Thus, it is important to recognize anatomic variants in hepatic arterial anatomy. These variants include congenital accessory and replaced arteries supplying portions of the liver and the tumors within, as well as parasitized non-he

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Nuclear Medicine Procedures for Treatment Evaluation and Administration,ntional radiologists and nuclear medicine specialists working together in close collaboration. To avoid toxicity to the patient, a thorough angiographic evaluation is performed to identify extrahepatic vessels that may feed the tumours (to guarantee efficacy). To mimic the microsphere application du

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Radiological Detection and Assessment of Tumor Response,nt on the primary tumor. Even if this fact represents the final status of a malignancy, about half of all patients dying from a malignant disease will have apparent hepatic metastases. The risk of developing hepatic metastases varies widely among different types of primary malignancy.

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