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pro vyhledávání: '"C M, Magnant"'
Autor:
Jonathan Ophir, S R Spratt, R A Zuurbier, Brian S. Garra, E I Cespedes, C M Magnant, M F Pennanen
Publikováno v:
Radiology. 202:79-86
To determine the appearance of various breast lesions on elastograms and to explore the potential of elastography in the diagnosis of breast lesions.A total of 46 breast lesions were examined with elastography. Patients underwent biopsy or aspiration
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RadioGraphics. 15:1347-1356
Fat necrosis of the breast is a benign condition that most commonly occurs as the result of minor breast trauma. The radiographic and clinical significance of fat necrosis of the breast is that it may mimic a breast malignancy, requiring biopsy for d
Publikováno v:
Critical care clinics. 9(4)
A great deal of progress has been made regarding improved prehospital transport, the quality of trauma care, and injury prevention research. The analysis of the four determinants of outcome in the trauma victim allowed for the discovery of subgroups
Identifying the low-risk patient with penetrating colonic injury for selective use of primary repair
Publikováno v:
Surgery, gynecologyobstetrics. 177(3)
As the mortality rate for penetrating colonic injuries approaches zero, emphasis has shifted toward reducing associated morbidity. This study was done to identify patients at low risk for colon-related extensive morbidity after primary repair of a pe
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Emergency medicine clinics of North America. 10(4)
After proper cleansing, debridement, and appropriate antibiotic and closure decisions, some wounds will fail to heal properly or may develop serious complications. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy offers a relatively safe noninvasive method of improving wou
Publikováno v:
Surgery, gynecologyobstetrics. 174(5)
There has been an increasing need for safe and efficient means of establishing vascular access in the patient with cancer. Recently, the use of percutaneous cannulation of the central veins, using guidewires, venous dilators and tearaway introducer s
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The Journal of trauma. 32(2)
Improvement in trauma management requires a better understanding of the effect of a patient's preinjury health status on outcome. Specific historical findings and laboratory criteria were used to define pre-existing disease (PED) states and determine