Introduction: Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC) is the most common head and neck malignancy. To decrease the side effects of treatment and mortality from disease relapse, careful staging for the proper treatment plan is necessary. The main purpose of this prospective study is to compare the diagnostic value of Computed Tomography (CT) and Magnetic Resonance Im-aging (MRI) in oral SCC and its lymph ...

Aim. Тo study the treatment result of unresectable liver metastases from colorectal cancer by technique transplantation. Case report. A man, born in 1963, applied to Medical Center “Universal Clinic “Oberig” with a diagnosis rectal adenocarcinoma pT3bN0M1 (hep) G2, synchronous multifocal bilobar lesions, stage IV after laparoscopic extirpation and adjuvant FOLFIRI + Cetuximab polychemotherapy. ...

The authors propose a CT image segmentation method using structural analysis that is useful for objects with structural dynamic characteristics. Motivation of our research is from the area of genetic activity. In order to reveal the roles of genes, it is necessary to create mutant mice and measure differences among them by scanning their skeletons with an X-ray CT scanner. The CT image needs to...

A 6-year-old thoroughbred gelding was admitted to the clinic with acute severe lameness and swelling of front limb fetlock area. The traditional examination methods (clinical, radiography, ultrasonography) were insufficient identify exact pathological changes causing lameness. Despite conservative treatment, condition horse deteriorated euthanized after 15 days. diagnosis determined by post mor...

Background: We used a MapCHECK software-based dimensional dose distribution comparison method capable of evaluating point-to-point geometrical dose differences in volume to determine whether doses obtained from an enhanced computed tomography (CT)-based treatment plan, which better defines the target regions and organs at risk, differs from doses obtained from plain CT and then evaluated the fe...

With constantly improving technology and more frequent computed tomography (CT) of the brain and orbits, the rad iologist is likely to encounter various ophthalmologic conditions with which he is unfamiliar . One such condition, which has not been desc ribed previously, is the posterior ocular staphyloma. The following case presentation will serve to illustrate the c linical and CT manifestatio...

Spontaneous perirenal and subcapsular haemorrhage is a rare but important clinical condition and is often diagnostically very challenging. The appropriate treatment of these patients is based on making a fast and correct diagnosis of subcapsular and perirenal haemorrhage. Clinical symptoms are often non-specific and misleading and the radiological methods, based on ultrasound (US) and CT imagin...

We have reviewed 11 patients with idiopathic transient osteoporosis of the hip; the six who were women all developed the condition during pregnancy. Both simultaneous and sequential bilateral involvement were seen, but biochemical studies were consistently normal and one synovial biopsy showed only non-specific inflammation. Radioisotope bone scans and CT scans were useful to aid diagnosis. Tre...

Extramedullary hematopoiesis occurring in multiple organs such as thorax, liver and both kidneys is an unusual condition. We report the CT findings of this condition with review of literature. The lesions consisted of intrathoracic paravertebral masses, focal intrahepatic mass and masses of both pelvocalyceal systems on CT scans.