7.7: Gastrointestinal masses in children Rashmi Dixit, Anju Garg Introduction Abdominal masses are a common clinical problem in children, arising from virtually any abdominal organ. Masses arising from the gastrointestinal…
10.11: Bladder and urethral abnormalities in children Anmol Bhatia, Kushaljit Singh Sodhi, Akshay Kumar Saxena Introduction Congenital as well as acquired anomalies of the bladder and urethra are a significant…
11.6: Embryology Fouzal Introduction Sex differentiation is a complex process that begins at the time of fertilization with genetic sex determination. The sexual genotype (46, XX or 46, XY) directs…
10.22: Surgical perspective 10.22.1 IMAGING IN RENAL TRANSPLANT – A VASCULAR SURGEON’S PERSPECTIVE Prashant Dev, Dhanesh Kamerkar, Nupur Bit, Arya Mehta Renal transplants are a resource-heavy treatment modality. As the…
9.17: Imaging in pancreatitis Anirudh Kohli Acute pancreatitis is one of the most dreaded diseases to afflict mankind, in view of its high morbidity and mortality. The single most important…
9.25: Transarterial therapy for liver tumours Rory L. Cochran, Sanjeeva Kalva Introduction This chapter discusses the rationale, clinical considerations and practical aspects relevant to the different types of transarterial (TA)…
7.16: Pelvic floor imaging 7.16.1 PELVIC FLOOR IMAGING – ANTERIOR AND MIDDLE COMPARTMENTS Anu Epean, Deepa Korula Introduction The term ‘Pelvic floor disorder’ refers to dysfunction of the pelvic floor…
9.18: Imaging in solid pancreatic masses Anirudh Kohli Introduction This is probably the most dreaded form of cancer with a dismal outlook. It is the fourth most common cancer. The…
9.21: Paediatric splenic abnormalities Kalpana Bansal, Poonam Narang Introduction The paediatric splenic abnormalities include both congenital and acquired pathological conditions. The congenital anomalies include variations in splenic number, location or…
