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Abdominal Trauma - Role of CTby Stephen Ledbetter and Robin Smithuis |
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Acute Abdomen - Aortic aneurysm ruptureThe classical findings in aortic aneurysm rupture and the more subtle findings of contained leak and pending rupture of aortic aneurysm are described. |
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Acute Abdomen - A Practical ApproachPractical guidelines on the radiological approach of patients who present with the clinical picture of an acute abdomen |
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Acute Abdomen - Closed Loop Obstructionby Jay P. Heiken |
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Acute Abdomen - Ultrasonographyby Julien Puylaert |
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Adrenals: differentiation of adrenal massesHow to differentiate benign adenomas from malignant adrenal masses. |
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Appendix: Mimics of appendicitisby Adriaan van Breda Vriesman and Julien Puylaert |
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Biliary Ducts : Benign and Malignant Diseasesby Angela D. Levy |
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Gallbladder: Wall ThickeningVarious causes of a generalized thickened gallbladder wall are presented |
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Kidney: Cystic massesby David S. Hartman, MD and Ileana Chesaru, MD. |
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Liver: Segmental AnatomyThe Couinaud classification is presented with several illustrations. |
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Liver: Masses Part I: detection and characterizationA basic concept is given on how to detect and characterize livermasses with CT. |
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Liver : Masses Part II : common liver tumorsThe imaging features of the most common hepatic tumors are presented. |
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Liver : Incidentalomasby Maarten van Leeuwen, Joost Nederend and Robin Smithuis |
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Pancreas: Acute Pancreatitisby Thomas Bollen, Marieke Hazewinkel and Robin Smithuis |
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Pancreas: Pancreatic carcinomaby Otto van Delden and Robin Smithuis |
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Peritoneum and Mesentery - part I: Anatomyby Angela D. Levy MD |
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Peritoneum and Mesentery - Part II - Pathologyby Angela Levy |
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Rectum - Perianal Fistulasby Susanne Tonino and Robin Smithuis |
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Rectum - Dynamic Rectal ExaminationNormal and abnormal findings in dynamic rectal examination are described. |
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Rectal Cancer - MR imagingby Regina Beets-Tan and Max Lahaye |
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