By Steve Halligan, Helen M. Fenlon
ISBN-10: 0203026128
ISBN-13: 9780203026120
ISBN-10: 0824754441
ISBN-13: 9780824754440
As carrying on with advances in computed tomography, ultrasound, magnetic resonance imaging, and nuclear imaging spur the improvement of extra actual, more secure, and no more invasive modalities for gastrointestinal imaging-quickly rendering conventional approaches obsolete-medical pros want simply glance to this definitive step by step consultant for advent, transparent representation, and accomplished insurance of state of the art options starting from digital colonoscopy to dynamic imaging of the pelvic ground.
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Compared to bright lumen MRC, dark lumen MRC o¡ers several advantages including reduced examination and postprocessing times because acquisition of only one 3D data set is required. Furthermore, the dark lumen technique copes with the problem of residual stool in an e¡ective way: if the lesion enhances it is a polyp or carcinoma, if it does not enhance it represents stool (Figs. 9^11). Suspicious lesions are analyzed by comparing signal intensities on the pre- and postcontrast images. If analysis is limited to the post-contrast data set, bright stool could be misinterpreted as a polyp.
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