By Gebhard Mathis
ISBN-10: 3540724273
ISBN-13: 9783540724278
Chest sonography is a longtime approach within the stepwise imaging prognosis of pulmonary and pleural sickness. it's the approach to option to distinguish among stable and liquid lesions and permits the investigator to make an unequivocal analysis with out exposing the sufferer to expensive and demanding approaches. This e-book offers the state-of-the-art in chest research through ultrasonography. a couple of very good illustrations and the compact textual content offer concise and easy-to-assimilate information regarding the diagnostic strategy.
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Ultrasound Med Biol 23:1141–1153 Riebel T, Nasir R (1995) Sonographie geburtstraumatischer Extremitätenläsionen. Ultraschall Med 16:196–199 Sakai F, Sone S, Kiyono K et al (1990) High resolution ultrasound of the chest wall. Fortschr Röntgenstr 153:390–394 Suzuki N, Saitoh T, Kitamura S (1993) Tumor invasion of the chest wall in lung cancer: diagnosis with US. Radiology 187:39–42 Tschammler A, Ott G, Schang T, Seelbach-Goebel B, Schwager K, Hahn D (1998) Lymphadenopathy: differentiation of benign from malignant disease—color Doppler US assessment of intranodal angioarchitecture.
33). The sonographic real-time examination is the most suitable method for a functional examination of the diaphragm. A normal, equilateral up and down of the diaphragm in harmony with respiration can be observed. Mobility can be documented either elegantly by means of „time-motion“ or, with the transducer in constant position, the diaphragm is seen on the ultrasound image during inspiration and expiration. Short video clips are optimal as documentation of diaphragmatic dysfunction. Paralysis of the diaphragm instantly attracts attention due to the absence of or paradoxical diaphragmatic movement.
Fig. 9 No fluid between liver and lung, thus excluding a freefloating effusion. To exclude an effusion in the pleura altogether, the entire pleura must be examined Schwerk 1990). Effusions of as little as 5 ml can be identified without problem sonographically laterodorsal in the angle between the chest wall and the diaphragm with patients in either a standing or sitting position (Gryminski et al. 1976). In fact, physiological quantities of fluid in healthy individuals and the minimally increased quantity of fluid in pregnant women can be identified by sonography with the patient lying on the side and supporting himself/herself with the elbow.
Chest Sonography by Gebhard Mathis
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