Titlebook: Radiology of the Pharynx and the Esophagus; Olle Ekberg (Professor) Book 2004 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2004 Dysphagie.Neurogene S

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The Clinical and Radiological Approach to Dysphagia,The intention of this chapter is to introduce a multidisciplinary diagnostic work-up and, in particular, to present a practical and structured radiological approach. Swallowing disorders are common. US statistics indicate that more than 5% of the population have swallowing difficulties, in hospitals up to 50% (.).

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Olle Ekberg (Professor)Considers all aspects of dysphagia, from basic anatomy to advanced neurophysiology.Assesses the role of diverse radiological techniques.Offers a broad clinical approach.Will be of interest not only to

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Imaging Techniques and Some Principles of Interpretation (Including Radiation Physics),eurologic examinations. The mouth and the pharynx and larynx can be reached only partially during more conventional clinical evaluation. The result of the radiologic examination should thus be put in a broader context together with the clinical history and the result of the clinical and neurologic examinations.

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The Geriatric Pharynx and Esophagus, ageing) must be taken into account during clinical and radiological evaluation. In fact, theses changes do not normally impair the swallowing process and are thereby not symptomatic. However, when disease processes (secondary ageing) add to primary ageing they may result in significant impairment.

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Esophagus,gh slow motion analysis is more crucial for the assessment of pharyngeal function, video recording of esophageal bolus transport is also essential for a thorough analysis of the esophagus. Subtle abnormalities of motor function may go undetected during real time observation of swallowing.

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Cross-Sectional Imaging of the Hypopharynx and Esophagus,tulas. In these patients, contrast-enhanced CT or MRI play an important diagnostic role in therapeutic management (.). Positron emission tomography (PET) may also be used if a malignant process is to be staged pre-therapeutically (. et al. 2000; .). The imaging techniques and pathologies of the hypo

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. was also translated into Hebrew during the thirteenth century by Jacob Anatoli. Copies of this translation exist today in Berlin, Munich, Vienna, and Oxford, among other places. In 1590, drawing from Anatoli’s translation, Jacob Christmann published the third Latin version of the book in Frankfur

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