Clinical Application of ABVS for Breast Studies
(1) Department of Radiology Chair, Central State Medical Academy Department of Radiology, Moscow, Russia 4.1 Normal Breast Currently MMG is accepted as a “gold standard” in the evaluation of…
(1) Department of Radiology Chair, Central State Medical Academy Department of Radiology, Moscow, Russia 4.1 Normal Breast Currently MMG is accepted as a “gold standard” in the evaluation of…
(1) Department of Radiology Chair, Central State Medical Academy Department of Radiology, Moscow, Russia 3.1 Indications In our view the main indication for ABVS should be dense breast tissue….
(1) Department of Radiology Chair, Central State Medical Academy Department of Radiology, Moscow, Russia ABVS technology has some limitations. Automated breast ultrasound is limited in women with macromastia and…
(1) Department of Radiology Chair, Central State Medical Academy Department of Radiology, Moscow, Russia The concept of automated breast US dates back to the 1970s when the first usable…
(1) Department of Radiology Chair, Central State Medical Academy Department of Radiology, Moscow, Russia ABVS technology is being actively studied for cancer examination both as a screening technology and…
(1) Department of Radiology Chair, Central State Medical Academy Department of Radiology, Moscow, Russia ABVS is a feasible method that may in the future be integrated into the workflow…
Male Pelvis Overview The male pelvis contains the urinary bladder, a portion of the ureters, musculature, vasculature, and the genitourinary system, which includes the prostate gland, seminal vesicles, scrotum, testicles,…
First Trimester Third Trimester Overview Maternal Anatomy and Physiology • As discussed in Chapter 11, the female pelvis organs include the genital tract (uterus, vagina, and uterine tubes), bilateral ovaries,…
Arterial System of the Lower Limb Lower Extremity Arterial Duplex Ultrasonography Overview Location • Abdominal aorta: originates at the aortic hiatus of the diaphragm, courses left of midline, anterior to…
Figure 9-1 Top, Location of urinary system. Bottom, Kidney anatomy. • The right kidney is normally situated lower than the left kidney. • The right kidney is posteroinferior to the liver…