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Use of body scanner in radiotherapy treatment planning
Abstracts The relationship of computed tomography and ultnsonqjmphy In dlsgnotis al &daninal dtclusr blolm WH. Smith Eli. Bertrum FU Jr, JCU 5:230,1977 A detailed cornpark”” I)! CT and “hr~~onc~graphy of the abdomen h prwnwJ fwm a tlnmtical point uf view. The advantages an3 Iwnitatiom “i both nx&liticr
arc discused
resolution.
plane of it.mrrog”t
crrninalicm w’untrast amine&n
time.
ldminislrari”“. availabili!y.
requir?rrpents
and
i.
imaging
1wnr
of wi.n
puncture hazards.
cost.
wni~m,
a”t”mati”n. guidanrr.
pe~nnel
Analysis
of
er-
“nd space
thee
factor
kads the aultwn
to conclude that ultra.“und
be
of choirs for sectional imrsjng of
hc pruxdure
should
the lbd”mcn. CT sbxld be raewed for thov situltiws in whiih the ultrawuod examination is not Ctgnostk(i.c.. rkektal syrtem. lungs, medirstinum). Author’s Abstract
UID Of body wannn in radtothw~y lrwtmlmt p*nnlng Munzenrlder JE. Plleplch M. Pane-Ferraro JB. Tchskarova I, Carter EL. cancer 40370.1977 tX bcdy ram cbtaincd on 98 patient, before. duting and after radicdwpy mc evaluatd l”r their utility ic . .a’iotk..py trcwnmt planning and 14 fnlkwup after rdidmfy. Twuenty.two paricnrr *ox studkd after imdution. Four receied nddi. tbnrl trcalmmt and continuitq m planned treat. mat was withheld f.urn rrmthsr four on the bash “f CT data.
r”M
ertn~t
huthor’s
Abstrac
on. dynam c imaging. pmblcmr.
FII
Cl’ scan in 48176 cases &3%1.
ckarly
dclimnted
runxstive
“n
in 2V76
(47%) and vdum of wnnal tissue irr~diatul va chmwed in 34 (4S.A;. (I scan drla was iudued
Intrentrku*r hamtMuga in adults Little JR, Slomquist GA Jo, Elhler R. Surg Neuml S(3): 143-149,197;’ A series of 54 adult patients with intraventricular hemorrhage dia@mxd by computed tomography (CT scan) II described. Hypertension. arterial “nruryrm snd artniovenws msl6rmatisn accamtcd fur 63% of tbc cases. Three rnte&:r of clinicnl presentation arc &tlr*d. CT scan r:ltably demonstrated the prcscna and diitributim of blood within the v~!“tricular ryrtcm. including the :hird and fvurth nnrrkkr. The iscrewed den.& crud by intranntri&ar bbcd was seen to ik.&ar in 12 days. A” intnccrebral homatoma was idcntifml in 76% ofraes. Surgical tratmcnt war oencficial in only a wall number of cascs. Author’, Abstract Attenustbn mogRphy ot VC, Petwnlck 13, Radiology
wlws In com&wted to. ttn lhdwnwl hletcrgrsno J. Clark J. 811 AC, ‘+lnstein li?5(1):135-?40, lS77
Attcnuzti”” values were obtained frcm SJ CT cxaml”“tiom of the upper sbdomcn. A nwmal range uf VUIUFI, ubcained fa the wganr in I’IC “ppcr abdume”. 6~ compared with patient sbc and am. Rank ordering ncwrdinp to the men” lttcnualwn values was als” pcrfwmed. The most rigniticant finding was that the llrer normally had ix highest attenurtiun r&e of my ol the v/wxa mwurcd. When ~notbcr agw in the upper abdomen had a mw” vrluc tpwter Iha” that d the i/v
arc discused
resolution.
plane of it.mrrog”t
crrninalicm w’untrast amine&n
time.
ldminislrari”“. availabili!y.
requir?rrpents
and
i.
imaging
1wnr
of wi.n
puncture hazards.
cost.
wni~m,
a”t”mati”n. guidanrr.
pe~nnel
Analysis
of
er-
“nd space
thee
factor
kads the aultwn
to conclude that ultra.“und
be
of choirs for sectional imrsjng of
hc pruxdure
should
the lbd”mcn. CT sbxld be raewed for thov situltiws in whiih the ultrawuod examination is not Ctgnostk(i.c.. rkektal syrtem. lungs, medirstinum). Author’s Abstract
UID Of body wannn in radtothw~y lrwtmlmt p*nnlng Munzenrlder JE. Plleplch M. Pane-Ferraro JB. Tchskarova I, Carter EL. cancer 40370.1977 tX bcdy ram cbtaincd on 98 patient, before. duting and after radicdwpy mc evaluatd l”r their utility ic . .a’iotk..py trcwnmt planning and 14 fnlkwup after rdidmfy. Twuenty.two paricnrr *ox studkd after imdution. Four receied nddi. tbnrl trcalmmt and continuitq m planned treat. mat was withheld f.urn rrmthsr four on the bash “f CT data.
r”M
ertn~t
huthor’s
Abstrac
on. dynam c imaging. pmblcmr.
FII
Cl’ scan in 48176 cases &3%1.
ckarly
dclimnted
runxstive
“n
in 2V76
(47%) and vdum of wnnal tissue irr~diatul va chmwed in 34 (4S.A;. (I scan drla was iudued
Intrentrku*r hamtMuga in adults Little JR, Slomquist GA Jo, Elhler R. Surg Neuml S(3): 143-149,197;’ A series of 54 adult patients with intraventricular hemorrhage dia@mxd by computed tomography (CT scan) II described. Hypertension. arterial “nruryrm snd artniovenws msl6rmatisn accamtcd fur 63% of tbc cases. Three rnte&:r of clinicnl presentation arc &tlr*d. CT scan r:ltably demonstrated the prcscna and diitributim of blood within the v~!“tricular ryrtcm. including the :hird and fvurth nnrrkkr. The iscrewed den.& crud by intranntri&ar bbcd was seen to ik.&ar in 12 days. A” intnccrebral homatoma was idcntifml in 76% ofraes. Surgical tratmcnt war oencficial in only a wall number of cascs. Author’, Abstract Attenustbn mogRphy ot VC, Petwnlck 13, Radiology
wlws In com&wted to. ttn lhdwnwl hletcrgrsno J. Clark J. 811 AC, ‘+lnstein li?5(1):135-?40, lS77
Attcnuzti”” values were obtained frcm SJ CT cxaml”“tiom of the upper sbdomcn. A nwmal range uf VUIUFI, ubcained fa the wganr in I’IC “ppcr abdume”. 6~ compared with patient sbc and am. Rank ordering ncwrdinp to the men” lttcnualwn values was als” pcrfwmed. The most rigniticant finding was that the llrer normally had ix highest attenurtiun r&e of my ol the v/wxa mwurcd. When ~notbcr agw in the upper abdomen had a mw” vrluc tpwter Iha” that d the i/v