Titlebook: Radiologic Management of Musculoskeletal Tumors; Holger Pettersson,Dempsey S. Springfield,William F Book 1987 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heide

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Radiologic Evaluation: General Remarks,apter. This has meant that the protocols, technical procedures, and the information gained by radiology today are in many respects different from those of only a decade ago. Three aspects of musculoskeletal tumors should be evaluated radiologically: the local behavior of the tumor, the diagnosis, and the local extent.

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Case Examples,sis for the clinical management. Therefore, these cases should be regarded only as case .. Confronted with the individual patient the radiologist may always adjust the protocols according to previous radiologic and clinical findings, the orthopedic surgeon’s needs, his own experience and the equipment available.

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Diagnostic Imaging Modalities: Technical Comments,on that can be gained from this modality. Ultrasonography has had an impact on the evaluation of soft tissue and juxta-articular lesions. Finally, and again mainly because of modern computer technology, computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging have revolutionized the diagnostic work-up of musculoskeletal tumors.

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Local Behavior of the Tumor: Growth Pattern and Growth Rate,ma, or the formation of “onion peel” periosteal reaction (see below) in a Ewing’s sarcoma. Repeat examinations may then give a clue both to the aggressiveness of the tumor and to the diagnosis (Wilner 1982).

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The Implicit and Explicit Influence on Work-Life Balance in Malaysiautside the dominant and often normative Western paradigm. It also highlights the needs for further empirical investigation in non-western contexts to verify the capabilities approach which has been established and commonly used in western settings.

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