Titlebook: Imaging of Soft Tissue Tumors; Arthur M. Schepper (Professor and Chairman),Paul M Book 20012nd edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2

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Plain Radiography, Angiography, and Computed Tomographythe numerous imaging techniques that are available today. Consideration must be given to the financial costs and invasiveness of each technique balanced against the diagnostic reward. The temptation to routinely employ every technique in all patients should be resisted. Similarly, no examination sho

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Dynamic Contrast-enhanced Magnetic Resonance Imaginge imaging (MRI) of soft tissue tumors. Dynamic contrast-enhanced MRI is a new method of physiologic imaging, based on fast or ultrafast imaging, with the possibility of following the early enhancement kinetics of a water-soluble contrast agent after intravenous bolus injection. This technique provid

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Stagingly important role in the staging of known or suspected neoplasms, because of the relative insensitivity of the physical examination. Staging fulfills several important roles in the optimal management of the patient with a soft tissue tumor First, staging of local extent is used by the oncological su

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Fibrohistiocytic Tumors histiocytic cells that may assume fibroblastic features or from fibroblastic stem cells. This continuing controversy is beyond the scope of the phresent chapter. Regardless of the pathogenesis of this disease, however, the term “fibrohistiocytic” remains fashionable in imaging literature to indicat

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Lipomatous Tumorsg the most frequent of them. Some tumors, including lipoma and some types of liposarcoma, will display typical features which allow a specific diagnosis to be made [73, 74, 123]. In the following discussion, only the subdivisions of lipomatous tumors that arise in the soft tissues of the body will b

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