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Pancreas, Spleen, and Reticuloendothelial System,ities was usually far advanced and most often incurable. The other diagnostic modalities available were angiography and endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP), both of which are more invasive and could not be used as screening procedures.

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Genitourinary Tract,logy. The first nonradiographic procedures utilized in genitourinary tract imaging were the radionuclide renal scans. Within the past 10 years, ultrasound and computerized tomography (CT) have also complemented, and in some circumstances replaced, the aforementioned contrast radiographie studies.

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Gastrointestinal System,ing with dysphagia. This examination still remains the primary screening procedure although recently other diagnostic imaging modalities have been utilized to supplement the findings on fluoroscopic examinations.

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Pancreas, Spleen, and Reticuloendothelial System,tion. Previous evaluation of the pancreas had relied on the availability of laboratory screening tests such as amylase and lipase levels, which when abnormal are relatively nonspecific. Until approximately 10 years ago, the pancreas had been difficult to evaluate radiographically as well, with the d

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Genitourinary Tract,es have been supplemented by the cystogram, retrograde pyelogram, and ure-throgram performed in either a retrograde or antegrade fashion. More invasive procedures such as angiography, venography, and retroperitoneal pneumography have also been involved in the radiologic workup of urinary tract patho

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Respiratory System,uch as bronchography and laryngography. Gradually radionuclide studies were added to the diagnostic armamentarium of the radiologist, and in recent years ultrasound has been found useful as well. However, computerized tomography (CT) has become the primary examination for evaluation of thoracic dise