Meanings of preoperative imaging in English

Awareness of the condition, optimal preoperative imaging, and clinical features are discussed.

Fourteen were evaluated by a surgeon blinded to preoperative imaging results.

The value of preoperative imaging studies and intraoperative assessment of perihepatic nodes is unknown.

The most common preoperative imaging was a CT angiogram of the bilateral lower extremities.

MR volumetry and spectroscopy are reliable preoperative imaging techniques for the lateralization of MTLE.

This case was thought to be rare and difficult to diagnose by preoperative imaging findings.

We therefore recommend HHCT as the method of choice for preoperative imaging of gastric carcinoma.

However, few articles address the relationship between preoperative imaging characteristics and the postoperative neurologic status.

Surgical specimens, preoperative imaging, and clinical outcomes were evaluated.

On preoperative imaging studies with enhanced computed tomography or angiography, all cases showed a hypovascular pattern.

Patients were included if they had viewable preoperative imaging and a postoperative diagnosis of recurrent pleomorphic adenoma.

Here, we describe a 37-year-old male potential living donor who presented with hepatic steatosis based on preoperative imaging.

The successful excision of genitourinary malignancies extending to the inferior vena cava relies heavily on accurate preoperative imaging.

All cases with events were reviewed to identify preoperative pulmonary embolism, preoperative imaging, thrombus extent, presentation, management and outcome.

Background: In the era of breast conservation therapy, preoperative imaging is imperative in planning a single definitive surgical treatment.

Improvements in preoperative imaging, patient selection, and refined operative techniques have allowed a more radical surgical approach to hilar cholangiocarcinoma.