Multiparametric Ultrasound for the Assessment of Diffuse Liver Disease - E-Book, 1st Edition
For those who treat and diagnose liver disease, whether radiologists, emergency medical physicians, hepatologists, or sonographers, a clear understanding of the strict protocol needed to obtain accurate measurements is essential. Multiparametric Ultrasound for the Assessment of Diffuse Liver Disease offers a practical approach to liver shear wave elastography acquisition from globally recognized leaders in the field. It answers critical questions such as how to use each of the current techniques to best characterize your patients’ liver disease, how to deal with the limitations of each of these techniques, and what to ask—and not to ask—of your devices and software.
ISBN :
9780323874830
Publication Date :
21-10-2022
For those who treat and diagnose liver disease, whether radiologists, emergency medical physicians, hepatologists, or sonographers, a clear understanding of the strict protocol needed to obtain accurate measurements is essential. Multiparametric Ultrasound for the Assessment of Diffuse Liver Disease offers a practical approach to liver shear wave elastography acquisition from globally recognized leaders in the field. It answers critical questions such as how to use each of the current techniques to best characterize your patients’ liver disease, how to deal with the limitations of each of these techniques, and what to ask—and not to ask—of your devices and software.
Key Features
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Presents an overview of conventional ultrasound findings in chronic liver disease and portal hypertension, and presents the basic concepts and protocols needed to measure liver stiffness and interpret liver stiffness values.
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Details clinical applications, artifacts, and guidelines of liver ultrasound elastography, including tips and tricks.
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Reviews the latest ultrasound techniques to assess liver steatosis and focal liver lesions, as well as the uses of new technologies of fat quantification and dispersion.
Author Information
Edited by Richard G. Barr, MD, PhD, FACR, FAIUM, FSRU, Professor of Radiology, Northeastern Ohio Medical University, Rootstown, Ohio; Editor-in Chief Journal of Ultrasound in Medicine and Giovanna Ferraioli, MD, Researcher, Medical School University of Pavia, Italy
