10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LYMPHOGRAM»
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lymphogram in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
lymphogram and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Lymphoproliferative Diseases: Pathogenesis, Diagnosis, Therapy
The lower extremity lymphogram is important to obtain in all patients in whom
there is no specific contraindication (i.e., serious cardiopulmonary disease). The
opacified retroperitoneal lymph nodes, whether normal or abnormal, can be ...
P.K. Pattengale, R.J. Lukes, Clive Roy Taylor, 1985
Both patients who had a third lymphogram had successful bilateral third studies.
Radiologic Interpretation: The repeat lymphograms were divided into groups
positive (44 % , 1 7/39) or negative (56%, 22/39) for tumor (Table I). In three
cases ...
3
The British Journal of Radiology
I Lymphadenectomy findings ' 40 patients Lymphogram positive findings negative
24 , Lymphogram accuracy 4-6= 60'? 0 True-positive rate ii = 40% (sensitivity) . l
2 , False-negative rate E: 60% . l 6 . . True negative rate -26: 80% (specificity) ...
4
Atlas of Tropical Medicine and Parasitology
341 Lymphogram in patient with chyluria Obstruction of the cisterna chyli or its
tributaries may occur, giving rise to chyluria. 346–352 Microfilariae in blood films
Identification of microfilariae and parasite. 1 ARTHROPOD-BORNE INFECTIONS
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Wallace Peters, Geoffrey Pasvol, 2007
Lymphogram (9.9) Lymphographically, it is impossible to differentiate between
this form and infectious lymph node swelling. In 1967, Elke and Hodel described
another non- homogeneous, segmentary follicular hyperplasia with minimal ...
Manuel Viamonte, Alois Rüttimann, M. Agbaba, 1980
Hodgkin's Disease — lymphogram, laparotomy with splenectomy and possibly a
wedge biopsy of the liver all follow the original node biopsy in the staging of
Hodgkin's disease. An accurate staging is very necessary for the correct
treatment to ...
7
Malignant Lymphomas and Hodgkin’s Disease: Experimental and ...
Of the 24 patients with infradiaphragmatic disease, nine had inguinal disease
with a normal lymphogram; only one patient relapsed in this group. Four patients
had inguino-iliac disease without paraortic involvement by lymphogram criteria; ...
Franco Cavalli, Gianni Bonadonna, Marcel Rozencweig, 1985
8
Atlas of Lymphoscintigraphy and Sentinel Node Mapping: A ...
5.2 a Iodine oil lymphogram in a patient with chylous ascites, affected by AIDS-
related peritoneal tuberculosis. Images obtained during the filling phase (left
panel) show peritoneal extravasation of the contrast material. The site of leakage
is ...
Giuliano Mariani, Gianpiero Manca, Federica Orsini, 2012
9
Radiation Oncology: Management Decisions
The lateral borders should include the para-aortic lymph nodes, as visualized by
the lymphogram, ○ and the ipsilateral renal hilum. The field is usually 10 to 12
cm wide except at the hila, where it may be wider. ○ The ipsilateral iliac and ...
Carlos A. Perez, Luther W. Brady, 2011
10
Stratégie Thérapeutique Dans la Maladie de Hodgkin
However, the lymphogram remains the most accurate study for the identification
of retroperitoneal disease. In experienced hands, the study has an overall
accuracy of 95% (85% sensitivity and 98% specificity) (Table 1) (Castellinq et al.,
1984).
