Vestn Rentgenol Radiol
October 2008
The authors describe the state-of-the-art of gastric cancer detection in detail and show the current principles of its radiodiagnosis. They provide a detailed explanation for that radiodiagnosis should be urgently returned into gastroenterology as an equal with endoscopy, which is based on the existing tendency for the major morphological types of gastric cancer to appear. The present-day capacities of radiodiagnosis of gastric cancer are mainly based on the introduction of the digital technologies into traditional radiology, which will replace the analog imaging principle in the foreseeable future.
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October 2008
By using 237 verified cases of diffuse carcinoma and benign diseases of the stomach as an example, the authors assess the capacities of routine transabdominal ultrasound study (USS) of the stomach in the diagnosis of tumors and present their modification of the procedure facilitating the imaging of problem areas. In the authors' opinion, the symptoms of thickening of the wall of the stomach and abnormalities in its normal five-layered structure indicate diffuse gastric carcinoma. The authors consider USS to be a supplement to the basic diagnostic techniques--X-ray study and gastroscopy.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe main idea of the article is presentation of todays problem of gastric cancer diagnosis. Authors, supported by long-term experience of gastric cancer diagnostics, demonstrate the necessity of the return of traditional roentgenological method for it's diagnostics, along with endoscopic technique. In the first place it is determined by the increase of sclerotic and mixed forms.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe prime objective of the paper is to attempt to reevaluate the potentialities of current radiation diagnosis of esophageal achalasia. Moreover, its main idea is to assess the procedure of a traditional X-ray section of radiation study. In the authors' opinion, the main motivation of writing this paper was the emergence of new recent potentialities of radiation diagnosis, including its traditional X-ray section in gastroenterological pathology, as well as a considerable body of information on esophageal achalasia (144 cases).
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe principal purpose of the paper is to assess the role of the X-ray section of current radiation diagnosis in obtaining objective information and interpreting it in esophageal cancer. The study was methodically based on its serial studies, by comparing the data of clinical, radiation, and endoscopic diagnosis with those of morphological studies of the biopsy specimens taken at resection for cancer of the esophagus and the upper stomach, and histologically examined them in diseases running with the similar clinical symptoms. The complex of radiation techniques included traditional X-ray study (compact filling, double contrasting).
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