[PDF] Top 20 Radiologic evaluation of neurosarcoidosis: role of computed tomography

... In the skull and facial bones, destructive lesions of the nasal bones and maxillary antra have been reported , as has unilateral and bi lateral optic foramen enlargement due to sarcoid m[r] ... See full document

... in evaluation of appendicitis preoperative effectively, providing high accuracy in detection of appendicitis, its complications and other findings that may cause right lower quadrant pain, helping the treating ... See full document

... In imaging the temporal bone in trauma, plain X ray was previously used. The study by J. Waldron & S. E. J. Hurley et al.,showed a significant false negative rate in detecting temporal bone fractures with plain ... See full document

... Previous published reports 9,10,17,18 have used the cri- terion of a minimal axial diameter of 4 or 5 mm for a radiologic diagnosis of abnormal RLNs. Our study was in consistent with a previous study 11 that ... See full document

... Abstract: Objective: To evaluate the value of MDCT Angiography in imaging the arterial tree of the lower limbs in peripheral vascular disease. Back-ground: Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) is defined as any pathologic ... See full document

... when computed tomography was introduced as a new tool in radiographic ...resolution computed tomography (HRCT) was introduced in 1985 by Zerhouni et al, the perfect imaging modality for ... See full document

... Computed Tomography plays a major diagnostic role in evaluation of patients with neoplastic sinonasal The purpose of the present study is to assess the role of neoplastic sinonasal ... See full document

... Abstract: The current study aim is the role of multi-slice CT perfusion in assessment of pulmonary nodules. Eighty patients with pulmonary nodules underwent non contrast CT scan of the chest and dynamic CT ... See full document

... Retroperitoneal masses are one of the diagnostic challenges. Multidetector computed tomography (MDCT) is considered as ideal imaging modality in evaluating the retroperitoneal masses. The objective of this ... See full document

... The time needed in the resuscitation room was signifi- cantly shorter in group II, but the time for further treat- ment, including arrival to the ICU or OR, was the same in both groups. Our data show that the time for ... See full document

... prolong survivаl period [13]. CT hаs been the most reliаble аnd well-estаblished imаging technique for stаging аnd аssessing the extent of nаsophаryngeаl cаrcinomа. The biggest аdvаntаge of CT imаging is thаt the ... See full document

... Diagnostic evaluation for secondary etiolo- gies of hypertension was ...following evaluation and a discussion with his family, he was scheduled to undergo computed tomography (CT)-guided ... See full document

... status evaluation is to complete scheduled follow-ups by chest computed tomo- graphy (CT) every 3 – 6 months in the fi rst three ...emission tomography combined with CT (18FDG-PET/ CT) and ... See full document

... computerized tomography, informed consent was obtained All CT scans were obtained with helical CT hold scan was obtained from iaphragm to beneath the symphysis pubis using a collimation ...for evaluation of ... See full document

... In our study, there were 21 patients with intestinal obstruction (there were 22 instances of bowel obstruction, as one patient had both small and large bowel obstruction). Erect X-ray abdomen showed intestinal ... See full document

... the evaluation of PNS and an integral part of surgical ...Computer tomography is a sensitive and noninvasive tool that allow rapid detection,localization and extent of lesions on which management and ... See full document

... etiological role, deviant or uncharacteristic pain Common symptoms include sharp or burning pain in the palatal and pharyngeal region that may remain localized or refer to the ipsilaleral ear or temporomandibular ... See full document

... The study cohort included 116 patients who underwent diagnostic ureteroscopy between November 2003 and December 2010. Demographics and clinical characteris- tics of the study patients are summarized in Table 1. Half (51 ... See full document

... affected. Radiologic ally, fibrous dysplasia distorts and expands bone, with the degree of radiolucency varying with the ratio of mineralized to fibrous ...the role of MRI can be evaluated in terms of its ... See full document

... In 1990, Balthazar et al designed a radiologic prognostic scoring system, or what we know as CT severity index (CTSI), based upon pancreatic inflammation and necrosis detected on CECT. In our study we depended on ... See full document