Hungarian Radiology - 2002;76(05)

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Hungarian Radiology

OCTOBER 20, 2002

[Before Vienna, after Szeged]

LOMBAY Béla

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2002;76(05)

Hungarian Radiology

OCTOBER 20, 2002

[Examination of pancreatic exocrine function with secretin stimulated magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography]

ENDES János, CZAKÓ László, TAKÁCS Tamás, BODA Krisztina, LONOVICS János

[INTRODUCTION - The aim of this study was to assess the feasibility and usefulness of SS-MRPD for evaluation of the pancreatic exocrine function. PATIENTS AND METHODS - SS-MRPD was performed in 20 patients with mild (n=8) or severe (n=12) chronic pancreatitis (according to the grade of exocrine pancreatic insufficiency indicated by the Lundh test) and in 10 volunteers without pancreatic disease. MRPD images were evaluated before and 10 min after the iv. administration of 0.5 IU/kg secretin. The... tovább »

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2002;76(05)

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OCTOBER 20, 2002

[Intraoperative intracranial ultrasound imaging in neurosurgery]

DOBAI József Gábor, GYARMATI János, IFJ. SZÉKELY György, CSÉCSEI György István

[Diagnostic ultrasound imaging started in the 1940s. Up to the present it underwent on radical changes. Article briefly reviews the major steps of the development of ultrasound technique in neurosurgery, and possibilities of applications of different ultrasound methods in neurosurgery are described. Authors discuss their experiences with Hawk 2102 ultrasound system used in intraoperative procedures in 113 cases. Data compared with the literature. Conclusions are that use of intraoperative... tovább »

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2002;76(05)

Hungarian Radiology

OCTOBER 20, 2002

[Osteopetrosis in the infancy]

HAJNAL Barbara, BITVAI Katalin, ALMÁSSY Zsuzsanna

[INTRODUCTION - The authors present a relatively rare, autosomal recessive osteogenetic disorder, which appearance is typical in the first year of life. The malignant osteopetrosis of infants has characteristic radiologic and haematologic status, which is often an incidental finding. CASE REPORT - A 6-month-old Chinese boy was referred with the suspition of bronchopneumony to perform a chest Xray. On the bases of our findings, additional X-ray studies were done (skull, wrist, dorsal spine, hip,... tovább »

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2002;76(05)

Hungarian Radiology

OCTOBER 20, 2002