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Ovarian Torsion: Multimodality Review of Imaging Characteristics.
We present a case of ovarian torsion in pregnancy with demonstration of vascular flow on sequential Doppler ultrasonography. Magnetic resonance imaging demonstrated ovarian enlargement and edema. Mild symptoms and low clinical suspicion, in addition to risks associated with pregnancy prevented early laparoscopic examination, though torsion was considered. Progressive ovarian enlargement supported surgical intervention, which confirmed the presence of torsion. This case report reviews…
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111In-DTPA Cisternography with SPECT/CT for the Evaluation of Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus
Although new MR imaging techniques can provide high-resolution information on CSF dynamics and are not associated with ionizing radiation, SPECT/CT cisternography is a valuable alternative for those with contraindications to MR imaging. SPECT/CT cisternography combines functional and anatomic imaging to provide accurate and detailed information on CSF distribution to be used in conjunction with clinical findings for the diagnosis and evaluation of NPH, as illustrated in this case report.
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Intravenous vs. oral hydration administration for optimal ureteral opacification
Computed tomographic urography (CTU) is the gold standard in the radiologic detection of urinary tract disease. [] Key Method However, currently no strict guidelines exist regarding the preferred method for optimal urinary tract opacification in CTU.Materials and methodsDuring the year 2013, a retrospective chart review of CTU examinations were done at either an academic institution where IV hydration was routinely administered or at an outpatient imaging center where oral hydration was preferred.
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Michele Caronna, Administrator and Office Manager
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