Ultrasound Artifacts and How to Fix Them

Dec 10, 2016 by in ONCOLOGY Comments Off on Ultrasound Artifacts and How to Fix Them

Fig. 1 As the incident wave bounces back and forth between surfaces A and B (yellow arrows), the returning waves are perceived by the probe as returning from reflectors progressively…

read more

Elastography

Dec 10, 2016 by in ONCOLOGY Comments Off on Elastography

and represents the change in displacement with depth (i.e., how tissue compresses). Strain is related both to the applied stress (σ, i.e., force per unit area) and the inherent tissue…

read more

Infertility and Prostate Ultrasound

Dec 10, 2016 by in ONCOLOGY Comments Off on Infertility and Prostate Ultrasound

Pre-testicular etiologies  Hypogonadotropic hypogonadism (congenital, acquired)  Coital Disorders (Erectile Dysfunction, Ejaculatory disorders) secondary to organic etiologies (diabetes mellitus, spinal injury, vascular/neurogenic, multiple sclerosis) and iatrogenic etiologies (RPLND, bladder neck surgery)…

read more

the Prostate with Quantitative Ultrasound: Implications for Guiding Biopsies, Targeting Focal Treatment, and Monitoring Therapy

Dec 10, 2016 by in ONCOLOGY Comments Off on the Prostate with Quantitative Ultrasound: Implications for Guiding Biopsies, Targeting Focal Treatment, and Monitoring Therapy

Fig. 1 ROC curves produced (1) by an MLP ANN using a leave-one-patient-out approach (upper curve) and (2) by LOS assignments primarily based on B-mode appearance (lower curve). The vertical…

read more

of Prostate Ultrasound for Prostate Biopsy

Dec 10, 2016 by in ONCOLOGY Comments Off on of Prostate Ultrasound for Prostate Biopsy

Fig. 1 Transrectal Ultrasound Image (7.5 MHz) of the prostate denoting the zonal anatomy. Hypoechoic region anteriorly corresponds to transition zone (white arrows). Peripheral zone (relatively more hyperechoic) lies posteriorly…

read more

Ultrasound Complications and Patient Safety

Dec 10, 2016 by in ONCOLOGY Comments Off on Ultrasound Complications and Patient Safety

Fig. 1 Overall hospitalizations (a), hospitalizations with infection as primary diagnosis (b), and hospitalizations with noninfectious biopsy-related complications as primary diagnosis (c) within 30 days in biopsy (circles) and control…

read more

of Prostate Ultrasound

Dec 10, 2016 by in ONCOLOGY Comments Off on of Prostate Ultrasound

Fig. 1 Somagram device Prostate Ultrasound Over the next decade the use of ultrasound as a safe diagnostic imaging method began to gain acceptance and advances in ultrasound equipment development…

read more

Introduction

Dec 10, 2016 by in ONCOLOGY Comments Off on Introduction

© Springer Science+Business Media New York 2015Christopher R. Porter and Erika M. Wolff (eds.)Prostate Ultrasound10.1007/978-1-4939-1948-2_1 Introduction Christopher R. Porter1   (1) Section of Urology and Renal Transplantation, Virginia Mason, 1100 9th Ave, Mailstop C7-URO, Seattle, WA 98101, USA…

read more
Get Clinical Tree app for offline access