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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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Hepatocellular nodules in liver cirrhosis: contrast-enhanced ultrasound.

TL;DR: CEUS can be effectively used in the diagnostic algorithm of small (1–2 cm) newly detected nodules during HCC surveillance and helpful to characterize potential mimickers of HCC on imaging such as nontumorous arterioportal shunt or hemangioma.
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Diagnostic performance of contrast-enhanced ultrasound (CEUS) and contrast-enhanced endoscopic ultrasound (ECEUS) for the differentiation of pancreatic lesions: a systematic review and meta-analysis.

TL;DR: The sensitivity, specificity, and DOR results show the high value of CEUS for the characterization and differentiation of ductal adenocarinomas from other pancreatic diseases and for cystic pancreatic lesions.

Characterization of Primary and Recurrent Nodules in Liver Cirrhosis Using Contrast-Enhanced Ultrasound: Which Vascular Criteria Should Be Adopted? Charakterisierung primärer und rekurrierender Knoten bei Leberzirrhose mittels kontrastverstärkter Sonografie: Welche vaskulären Kriterien sind anzuwenden?

TL;DR: In this paper, the impact of different vascular patterns at contrast-enhanced ultrasound (CEUS) on the characterization of small liver nodules (10-30mm) in cirrhosis and to determine wheth- er primary nodules and recurrent nodules dis- play variations in enhancement pattern.
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Acute complicated pyelonephritis: contrast-enhanced ultrasound

TL;DR: In this article, the authors describe in detail the CEUS findings in acute pyelonephritis, and to determine if abscess and focal pyelinopathy may be distinguished.
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Endoscopic ultrasound: Elastographic lymph node evaluation

TL;DR: The current applications of elastography in lymph nodes (LNs) assessment by endoscopic ultrasonography will be further discussed in this paper, with a review of the literature and future perspectives.
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