Titlebook: Atlas of Full Breast Ultrasonography; Aristida Colan-Georges Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Ultrasonography.

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Sonoelastography in Addition to Doppler Ductal Echography: Full Breast Ultrasonography,dures. Elastography is presented as only another descriptor of a tissue/tumor used in FBU, a complementary tool of US, and not as a technique alone. The most important technical recommendations for good imaging acquisitions and the Ueno/Tsukuba scoring as the basis for the breast diagnosis are detailed and illustrated in the following chapter.

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Enzo Scannella,Salvatore Polizziod and the main advantages in the screening of the breast cancer and in the diagnosis of the larger pathology of the breast, ignored by the other radiological-imaging methods, are the goals of this chapter.

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Piotr Łasak,René W. H. van der Lindents. The dedicated transducers are adapted with greater longings of acoustic surface of scanning and high frequency, are provided with a water-bag device, and offer the possibility of Doppler and sonoelastography examination. The patient positioning, the modality of acquisition, and reporting data ar

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Maurizio Polato,Federico Beltrameeast anatomy is the key of image interpretation, and the same principle is useful in the analysis of the young-type, adult-type, menopausal, or lactating breast. The classical descriptors of the breast US such as “breast tissue” and “fibroglandular tissue” are not anatomical and vague and are substi

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Viktor Elliot,Ted Lindblom,Magnus Willessondures. Elastography is presented as only another descriptor of a tissue/tumor used in FBU, a complementary tool of US, and not as a technique alone. The most important technical recommendations for good imaging acquisitions and the Ueno/Tsukuba scoring as the basis for the breast diagnosis are detai

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Frontier Topics in Nuclear Physicsis presented, together with its limits issued from the descent from the mammographically BI-RADS and from the lack of anatomical precision of the classical US. In parallel, the necessity of a completed US BI-RADS, where the vasculature and the strain play a major role in the diagnosis, is recommende