Hungarian Radiology - 2003;77(05)

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Hungarian Radiology

OCTOBER 20, 2003

[Pediatric Radiology]

LOMBAY Béla

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2003;77(05)

Hungarian Radiology

OCTOBER 20, 2003

[Ultrasound is not a stetoscope]

HARKÁNYI Zoltán

[Introduction of the small size, portable ultrasound machines opened new opportunities in ultrasound imaging. The optimal application of these equipments and the new problems related to the use are widely discussed in the literature. This brief review summarizes the advantages, main indication and limitations of the method. The single most important aspect for the patient is that emergency ultrasound examination should be available regardless of the profession of the doctors. The most difficult... tovább »

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2003;77(05)

Hungarian Radiology

OCTOBER 20, 2003

[Role of the first ultrasound examination in the diagnosis of hilar cholangiocarcinoma]

LUKOVICH Péter, WINTERNITZ Tamás, KÁRTESZI Hedvig, ILLYÉS György, KUPCSULIK Péter

[INTRODUCTION - Hilar cholangiocarcinoma (Klatskin tumour) rarely causes obstructive jaundice, because rarely thought of that cause during medical examinations. Because the small size of the tumour in the biliary duct and the proximity of other components of the porta hepatis tumour cannot be detected by ultrasound, CT and MRI examinations in a significant part of the cases, which makes the diagnosis more difficult. PATIENTS, METHODS AND RESULTS - In the present study we have analysed the... tovább »

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2003;77(05)

Hungarian Radiology

OCTOBER 20, 2003

[Peritoneal encapsulation associated with lipophage and foreign body granulomas]

SZÁNTÓ Dezső, SZŰCS Gabriella, DITRÓI Edit

[INTRODUCTION - Peritoneal encapsulation is a rare developmental anomaly in which the ileal loops are encased in an accessory peritoneal compartment between the omentum and mesocolon. CASE REPORT - A 44 year old foreign female patient presented a history of recurrent abdominal pain, distension, constipation and suppurative inflammation of abdominal anterior wall. She had a 2nd type diabetes and three similar episodes in the last nine months from her abdominomural war-injury, only. Extension... tovább »

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2003;77(05)

Hungarian Radiology

OCTOBER 20, 2003

[The possibilities of CT and MR imaging in hydrocarbon research]

BOGNER Péter, FÖLDES Tamás, ZÁVODA Ferenc, REPA Imre

[INTRODUCTION - Cross-sectional medical imaging techniques were applied on geological samples (cores) in order to reveal their morphological and functional properties. Our aim was to reveal those CT and MRI methods that are capable to characterize certain petrophysical parameters and can be correlated with core morphology. MATERIALS AND METHODS - Similarly to pre- and postcontrast scanning in human diagnostic imaging CT scans of core samples were obtained in dry and flooded state, that helped... tovább »

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2003;77(05)

Hungarian Radiology

OCTOBER 20, 2003