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J Antalík

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PubMed1989

[Ultrasonography in emergency abdominal surgery].

Based on examinations of 416 patients with acute abdomen the authors discuss the importance of ultrasonographic examinations. In all conditions and pathological conditions with an acute abdominal symptomatology ultrasonography of the abdomen is a valuable diagnostic asset. In the complex of clinical, biochemical and X-ray examinations it hastens the diagnosis and makes it more accurate, makes an early and expedient conservative or surgical intervention possible and improves the prognosis.

Abdomen, Acute↗
PubMed1989

[Directed ultrasonography in the diagnosis of abscesses and cysts of the breast].

Based on 1,301 examinations the author refers to the contribution of aimed ultrasonography in the diagnosis of abscesses and cysts of the breast. The aimed ultrasonography is a simple, fast and exceptionally sensitive and reliable method of examination in their detection and differentiation from solid homomorphcus processes depicted on mammograms. Its importance grows in the examination of fibroglandular tissue which cannot be differentiated on the mammogram. It reduces or completely suppresses invasive methods of examination, enables aimed diagnostic and therapeutic puncture and enables a long-term observation of abscesses and cysts of the breast without any risk.

Abscess↗
PubMed1989

[The importance of ultrasonography in the diagnosis of intraabdominal hemorrhage].

On the basis of the author's 31 observations the paper deals with the contribution of ultrasonography for the detection of intraabdominal bleeding. Advantages of the method such as its rapidity, non-invasiveness, reliability, general availability and particularly the possibility of application even in severe conditions secure that ultrasonography keeps a dominating position among all visualization methods in the determination of intraabdominal bleeding.

Abdomen↗