Medical Imaging in Gastroenterology and Hepatology (Falk Symposium, Band 124) - gebunden oder broschiert

EAN (ISBN-13): 9780792387749
ISBN (ISBN-10): 0792387740
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Erscheinungsjahr: 2002
Herausgeber: Springer
252 Seiten
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Sprache: eng/Englisch

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ISBN/EAN: 9780792387749

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Autor des Buches: riemann, hagenmüller, hagenmuller, falk, hannover, mußmann, musmann
Titel des Buches: medical imaging, gastroenterology, symposium, falk

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Autor/in: F. Hagenmüller; M.P. Manns; H.G. Musmann; J.F. Riemann
Titel: Falk Symposium; Medical Imaging in Gastroenterology and Hepatology
Verlag: Springer; Springer Netherland
256 Seiten
Erscheinungsjahr: 2002-12-31
Dordrecht; NL
Gewicht: 0,518 kg
Sprache: Englisch
155,10 € (DE)
159,45 € (AT)
193,19 CHF (CH)
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BB; Book; Hardcover, Softcover / Medizin/Klinische Fächer; Gastroenterologie; KAP_D008P; B; Gastroenterology; Medicine; Hepatology; Hepatologie

List of Contributors. Preface. Section I: Projects and Perspectives. 1. Cortical imaging of visceral function and disease; P. Enck, et al. 2. Minilaparoscopy - a new diagnostic tool; J.M. Zeeh, et al. 3. Laparoscopy and endoscopy - do they traverse? H. Feussner. Section II: Image and Evidence. 4. Chronic pancreatitis: and evident role for endoscopy; J. Devière, J.-M. Dumonceau. 5. Endosonograpy - what are the diagnostic advantages? R.H. Hawes. Section III: Procedure and Perception. 6. What is the time required for a good endoscopy? Time of training; G.A. Lehman. 7. Improved gastrointestinal imaging - improved outcome for the patients? S. Hollerbach. 8. Was erwartet der Chirurg von der präoperativen Bildgebung bei Lebertumoren? T. Becker, et al. Section IV: Co-existence of Imaging Techniques. 9. Scintigraphy/position Emission Tomatography (PET) complementary support for endoscopy? W.H. Knapp, et al. 10. Magnetic resonance imaging. A substitute for endoscopy; H.E. Adamek, et al. 11. Three-dimensional (3D): from sectional image to 3D model; M.A. Barish. Section V: Network Systems. 12. Training models - why and how? S. Bar-Meir. 13. The minimal standard terminology for digestive endoscopy: introduction to structured reporting; M. Delvaux. Section VI: Ultrasound. 14. Ultrasound in diffuse liver disease; L. Bolondi, et al. 15. Use of ultrasound contrast agents in hepatology; A. Lim, et al. 16. Interventional therapy of liver cancer; T. Livraghi. 17. Clinical role of ultrasound in biliary disease; S. Wagner. 18. Diagnostic approach to unclear liver tumours; J. Schölmerich. Section IVV: Imaging &endash; New Technologies. 19. Fluorescense endoscopy in gastroenterology; H. Messmann, E. Endlicher. 20. Chromoendoscopy; M.I. Canto. 21. CT or MRI-based virtual colonography; A.G. Schreyer, H. Herfarth. 22. Three-dimensional endoscopy; T. Thormählen, et al. Section VIII: New Endoscopic Equipment &endash; New Visual Perspectives? 23. Wireless capsule endoscopy; A. Glukhovsky, H. Jacob. 24. Colonoscopy &endash; improved performance? C.B. Williams. 25. When is enteroscopy useful? G. Gay. 26. Focal point: oesophago-cardial transition; H.W. Boyce. Index.