Angiography of mediastinal parathyroid adenomas

Tegtmeyer, Charles J.; Em, Alrich; Te, Keats

doi:10.2214/ajr.127.2.243

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“…Angiography has been suc- cessful in localizing parathyroid adenomas and is capable of hormonal assays on venous samples. 21,30, 36 One might anticipate that high-resolution ultrasound will eventually play a role in hyperparathyroid disease. There have been a few reports on ultrasonic identification of parathyroid tum o r~.~J O ,~~…”

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Diagnostic imaging in head and neck disease: Current applications of ultrasound

Scheible¹,

Leopold²

1978

Head Neck

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Diagnostic ultrasound has become firmly established as a key imaging modality in obstetrics and gynecology. Its role in abdominal and retroperitoneal disease is also well known and continues to expand. Although usage of ultrasound in the head and neck had its beginnings many years ago, the advent of newer high-resolution transducers has allowed for further investigation of diseases in this area. Of particular interest are the thyroid gland and the extracranial carotid arteries. This review summarizes the current utility of gray-scale and real-time ultrasound in evaluating head and neck disease, and discusses potential future applications of the modality.

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