Titlebook: CT- and MR-Guided Interventions in Radiology; Andreas H. Mahnken,Jens Ricke Book 20091st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009 CT

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Drainagen a mortality rate of 50–80% (Gervais and Dawson 2006). Therefore, early diagnosis and subsequent open surgical or percutaneous drainage are still the most important factors influencing successful abscess treatment. The main goal in drainage procedures is to decompress and drain as much pus as possi

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Interventional Pain Managementtebral joints and the increasing static load towards the lumbar spine, the lumbar facet syndrome is definitely more frequently observed than the cervical or thoracic one (Masharawi et al. 2004; Yoganandan et al. 2003). In many cases, the origin of pain may not be attributed to a focus, e.g. disc dam

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Pre- and Postinterventional Imagings is a prerequisite for defining the ideal path to the lesion and for monitoring the interventional procedure. During the intervention real-time imaging would be the ideal solution, but near real-time imaging usually will suffice.

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Radiation Protection During CT-Guided Interventionshigh because the same slice is scanned again and again. .2. The operator is always in the direct vicinity of the gantry. Specifically in the fluoroscopy mode the interventionalist’s skin on his/her hand is endangered when it is in the direct beam.

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