Aims: Primary aim of this prospective study was to validate the impact of arterial hypervascularity, as established by EASL guidelines, as a criterion for the diagnostic characterization of small (1-3 cm) nodules in cirrhosis. Secondary aims were: 1) to detect possible differences between incidental nodules and those recurrent after curative treatments; 2) to assess the rate of hypovascular HCC; 3) to assess the influence of nodular size on the vascular pattern of small nodules.
Bolondi L, G.S. (2004). Characterization of small nodules in liver cirrhosis. The assessment of the vascular pattern at imaging techniques. The problem of "hypovascular" HCC. HEPATOLOGY, 40, 706-706.
Characterization of small nodules in liver cirrhosis. The assessment of the vascular pattern at imaging techniques. The problem of "hypovascular" HCC
Bolondi L
;Gaiani S;Celli N;Golfieri R;Grigioni WF;Donati G;Leoni S;Piscaglia F
2004
Abstract
Aims: Primary aim of this prospective study was to validate the impact of arterial hypervascularity, as established by EASL guidelines, as a criterion for the diagnostic characterization of small (1-3 cm) nodules in cirrhosis. Secondary aims were: 1) to detect possible differences between incidental nodules and those recurrent after curative treatments; 2) to assess the rate of hypovascular HCC; 3) to assess the influence of nodular size on the vascular pattern of small nodules.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
