[PDF] Top 20 Computed tomography of the buccomasseteric region: 2 Pathology

... Axial CT scan through inferior aspect of maxillary antra reveals irregular necrotic mass in left tonsillar region that extends to masseteric space arrows, involving medial surface of mas[r] ... See full document

... All the congenital lesions demonstrated dorsal dysraphism with widening of the central sacral canal and sparing of th e sac ral foramin a.. Th e four li pomas clearly displayed fat densi[r] ... See full document

... The fascial spaces of the face are important because they tend to confine early infection; however, because they communicate with each other, an inflammatory process can easily involve m[r] ... See full document

... of pathology have common causes, and/or that the establishment of one disease process may predispose elephants to developing ...of pathology, multiple feet from the same elephant were affected, consistent ... See full document

... phase. Computed tomography angiography source images gotten during the arterial stage are flow weighted and suggest brain region with decreased cerebral blood circulation when compared with images ... See full document

... cranial computed tomography demonstrated a hypervascular enhancement with osteolytic change in the right parietal-occipital region, cranial magnetic resonance imaging indicated a highly enhanced and ... See full document

... had a high-risk BMI (35-39.9 kg/m2) and liver volume mean was 1831cc, which indicate that the liver volume increased approximately linearly with increasing BMI , fatty liver was 28% from all patients with high incidences ... See full document

... CT imaging device, parameters and methods: Adopt Philips’s Brilliance Pinnacle 3 16-detec- tor row spiral CT in this study. CT imaging pa- rameters included 120 kV and 280 mAs, screw pitch of 2 mm, as well as ... See full document

... The CT number of CT images and the voxel value in CBCT images were evaluated. The three central slices were selected in all phantom scans. Three definite locations were selected on each image: at the middle (M; 270 mm ... See full document

... James J. Abrahams (2001) stated precise size and location are needed in the evaluation of lesions in the maxilla and mandible. Therefore, multi-detector CT (MDCT) scanning is commonly applied for various kinds of lesions ... See full document

... sinus computed tomography images of 50 patients (25 males and 25 females) that were retrieved from archives and analyzed for presence of anatomical variations, such as devia- tion of nasal septum, concha ... See full document

... Different pathological mechanisms underlying LE as- sociated with antibodies against either intracellular or surface antigens have been described after the recent identification of new antineuronal autoantibodies [8]. ... See full document

... superior region (ROI 1). The superior region is the location of the prin- cipal compressive group of trabeculae and is a weight- bearing area; therefore, bone quality parameters are ...superior ... See full document

... Malignant cells produce innumerable chemical prod- ucts that, forming an abnormal molecular signaling net- work, are able to cause important changes in the tissue. The lethality of a tumor is related to these molecules. ... See full document

... studied. 2 cases of ossifying fibroma involving the maxillary sinus were studied and 2 cases of sinonasal malignancies of epithelial origin and 1 case leukemic infiltration involving B/L maxillary sinus and ... See full document

... emission tomography; SPECT, single photon emission computed tomography; CT, computed tomography; MRI, magnetic resonance imaging; FI, fluorescence imaging; NIRF, near infra- red ... See full document

... CTPA was performed using 40 to 70 ml of iodinated contrast medium, followed by 50 ml saline chaser, which was intravenously injected into the subjects at a flow rate of 5 ml/s. The bolus tracker technique was performed ... See full document

... to 2; age between 18 and 70 years; determination of disease extent by laparot- omy or laparoscopy, and radiographic imaging; no prior chemotherapy or abdominal irradiation; no contraindica- tion for PET-CT ... See full document

... All experimental approaches were performed in accordance with the National Institute of Health Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals. The study’s approach was approved by the Institutional Animal Care ... See full document

... X-ray computed tomography has long been used in the medical field as an imaging technique for patient diagnosis, but more recently is finding employment as an indispensable non-destructive testing ... See full document