Titlebook: ICT Innovations for Sustainability; Lorenz M. Hilty,Bernard Aebischer Conference proceedings 2015 Springer International Publishing Switze

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stic lesions, inflammatory changes in the sinuses of the skull, different types of polyps, which, growing into the ACF region, can mimic neoplasms, are often encountered in radiological practice. Imaging of most ACF and CFR lesions is primarily aimed at determining the expansion of the lesion rather

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Heinz Böni,Mathias Schluep,Rolf Widmer spine and of the spinal cord and nerve roots. Such spinal CT and CT Metrizamide myelography in children now occupies a significant part of day-to-day pediatric neuroradiologic practice. They have dramatically enhanced our understanding of the normal anatomy and pathologic entities of the spine and

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ty (mosaic perfusion pattern) on inspiratory scans and air trapping on expiratory scans. Other CT findings of OB include bronchiectasis and bronchiolectasis, bronchial wall thickening, small centrilobular nodules, and three-in-bud opacities. Recent studies suggest that hyperpolarized .He-enhanced ma

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and, henceforth, interfere with normal transport of the ovule through them. The most frequent process is pelvic inflammatory disease, which represents a wide spectrum that includes salpingitis, piosalpinx and the tube-ovary abscess. Other frequent entities, and some more rare, can compromise the Fal

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Lorenz M. Hilty,Bernard Aebischerand, henceforth, interfere with normal transport of the ovule through them. The most frequent process is pelvic inflammatory disease, which represents a wide spectrum that includes salpingitis, piosalpinx and the tube-ovary abscess. Other frequent entities, and some more rare, can compromise the Fal

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Christina Herzog,Laurent Lefèvre,Jean-Marc Piersonnd Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) studies give comprehensive information regarding the anatomy and anomalies of the aorta in its entirety. The wider field of view available on cross-sectional imaging by CT and MRI plays a vital role in the robust assessment of aortic pathologies. Further, these im