Titlebook: Diagnostic Procedures in Pancreatic Disease; Peter Malfertheiner,Hans Ditschuneit Conference proceedings 1986 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heide

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Conference proceedings 1986coordination of experts in the fields of gastro­ enterology, radiology, biochemistry, immunology, and pathology are necessary if the methods are to be made available and the progress made to be fully exploited. Each of the new methods requires special training, and extensive experience is needed to

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Revised Marseille Classification of Pancreatitisave been published in Excerpta Medica International Congress Series [1]. More than 80 clinicians and scientists from 15 countries attended the symposium and after lively, sometimes even heated, discussions the following revised classification of pancreatitis was accepted.

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Controversies and Limitations of Ultrasonography in Acute Pancreatitis, resulting in different estimations of its diagnostic valency depending on the skill and expertise of the sonographer. The purpose of this presentation is the evaluation of limitations of sonography in acute pancreatitis.

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Grading of Acute Pancreatitis by Computed Tomography Morphologyerequisite of adequate therapy, i. e., supportive treatment, intensive care measurements, or operation, is an accurate diagnosis and staging of the severity of the disease [2]. This paper discusses the results of CT scanning in the staging of operatively and histologically proven acute pancreatitis in 47 patients.

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The Qur’an and Religious Freedome relevant for the diagnostic assessment of acute pancreatitis. Answers to some of these questions will be based on recent histological, immunocytochemical, and ultrastructural studies in large series of cases with acute pancreatitis [2, 5, 6].

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Controversies and Limitations of Ultrasonography in Acute Pancreatitis part is due to the lack of invasiveness and high cost effectiveness ratio of this diagnostic modality. Unfortunately ultrasound is examiner dependent, resulting in different estimations of its diagnostic valency depending on the skill and expertise of the sonographer. The purpose of this presentati

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Grading of Acute Pancreatitis by Computed Tomography Morphology[1]. According to a pertinent review [1] on 40 patients dying of severe pancreatitis a premortem diagnosis could not be made in 43%. Furthermore, a prerequisite of adequate therapy, i. e., supportive treatment, intensive care measurements, or operation, is an accurate diagnosis and staging of the se