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Guidelines and good clinical practice recommendations for contrast enhanced ultrasound (CEUS) - Update 2008

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EFSUMB study group M. Claudon, D. Cosgrove, T. Tranquart, L. Thorelius, and H. Whittingham study group L. de.
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EFSUMB study group M. Claudon1, D. Cosgrove2, T. Albrecht3, L. Bolondi4, M. Bosio5, F. Calliada6, J.-M. Correas7, K. Darge8, C. Dietrich9, M. D'On ofrio10, D. H. Evans11, C. Filice12, L. Greiner13, K. Jäger14, N. de. Jong15, E. Leen16, R. Lencioni17, D. Lindsell18, A. Martegani19, S. Meairs20, C. Nolsøe21, F. Piscaglia22, P. Ricci23, G. Seidel24, B. Skjoldbye25, L. Solbiati26, L. Thorelius27, F. Tranquart28, H. P. Weskott29, T. Whittingham30

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Current consensus and guidelines of contrast enhanced ultrasound for the characterization of focal liver lesions.

TL;DR: The current consensus and guidelines for the use of UCAs for the FLLs that are commonly encountered in US are described, including microbubble UCAs, which are easy to use and robust; their use poses no risk of nephrotoxicity and requires no ionizing radiation.
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Contrast enhanced ultrasound of renal masses

TL;DR: The aim of the this manuscript is to review the current literature for CEUS in renal masses, to summarize the available data and focus on possible concepts for studies in the future.
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Contrast-enhanced ultrasound (CEUS) of cystic and solid renal lesions: a review

TL;DR: This review discusses the scientific literature on renal CEUS, with an emphasis on imaging features differentiating various cystic and solid renal lesions.
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Differential diagnosis of solid pancreatic masses: contrast-enhanced harmonic (CEH-EUS), quantitative-elastography (QE-EUS), or both?

TL;DR: The combination of QE-E US and CEH-EUS is a useful tool for the differential diagnosis of SPT, giving complementary information, however, this combination does not significantly increase the diagnostic accuracy of either of the techniques performed alone.
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Usefulness of contrast-enhanced ultrasonography in the diagnosis of renal pseudotumors.

TL;DR: In the experience CEUS shows complete concordance with CT and MRI in the characterization of all 24 pseudotumors considered dubious at conventional and power Doppler US, which can reduce the need for contrast-enhanced CT or dynamic MRI in this item.
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