Titlebook: Interventional Ultrasound; Hans Henrik Holm (Director of Department of Ultras Book 1985 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1985 Laboratory.

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Ultrasonically guided percutaneous nephropyelostomy,Percutaneous nephropyelostomy (PNS) was rarely used for drainage of the renal pelvis and ureter until 1974 when a new technique was introduced, with the insertion of a polyethylene catheter on a trocar into the renal pelvis under fluoroscopic control (Almgård & Fernström).

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Puncture of renal mass lesions,The ultrasonic accuracy in differentiating simple renal cysts from other masses is high and ultrasound has therefore become one of the primary diagnostic procedures in cases of renal mass lesions.

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Ultrasonically guided prostatic biopsy,The urinary bladder, the seminal vesicles and the prostate can be visualized by abdominal ultrasonic scanning. However, when detailed information about the prostate and its surroundings is required this approach is inferior to the transrectal.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-25530-8Laboratory; development; hospital; intervention; sonography; ultrasound; Ultrasonography

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Intrauterine needle diagnosis,sis have been greatly extended. Ultrasound scanning plays a central role in enhancing the effectiveness and the safety of this diagnostic technique and makes it possible to supplement the simple amniocentesis with more complicated diagnostic procedures such as fetal blood sampling and biopsy taking from the fetus.

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Book 1985anges which can not al­ ways be fully revealed by the echo pattern alone. There is, therefore, an increasing need for the supplement of the ultra­ sonically guided percutaneous puncture, which can be per­ formed with great accuracy and with virtually no risk. Also, ultrasonically guided puncture has

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Intraoperative puncture of the liver guided by ultrasound,re itself becomes simpler and a more accurate radical resection of the liver can be performed. In our institute, intraoperative ultrasonic examination and ultrasonically guided puncture are now indispensable for hepatectomy, especially in the small hepatocellular carcinoma associated with liver cirrhosis.