Full Description
Featuring 137 carefully selected cases, this atlas covers virtually every aspect of clinical cross-sectional imaging of the liver, gallbladder, biliary system and pancreas. For the vast majority of the cases, both CT and MR images are included to demonstrate the different features of each lesion. Furthermore, both typical and atypical pathologies are included to facilitate the differential diagnosis in daily clinical practice. Concise yet comprehensive,this atlas includes not only imaging features of the lesions but also the related pathologic and clinical data.
It is therefore useful both as a quick guide for practicing radiologists and as a brief textbook for radiologists in training.
Contents
Part I Liver: Simple cyst of the liver.- Polycystic liver disease.- Hemangioma 1.- Hemangioma 2.- Hemangioma 3.- Hemangioma 4.- FNH 1.- FNH 2.- FNH 3.- Hepatic adenoma 1.- Hepatic adenoma 2.- Hepatic lipoma.- Sarcoidosis.- Infantile hemangioendothelioma.- Diffuse hepatosteatosis.- Budd-Chiari.- Venoocclusive disease liver.- Wilson disease.- Focal steatosis.- Focal fatty sparing.- Secondary hemochromatosis.- Vascular injury.- Cirrhosis .- Cirrhosis (advanced).- Cavernous transformation of the portal vein.- Dysplastic nodule.- Confluent hepatic fibrosis.- HCC 1.- HCC 2 (well differentiated).- HCC 3 (diffuse).- Fibrolamellar HCC.- Hepatoblastoma.- Hepatic lymphoma.- Primary neuroendocrine tumor of the liver.- Liver metastasis (hypovascular).- Liver metastasis (hypervascular).- Liver metastasis (neuroendocrine tumor).- Pseudocirrhosis.- Cavernous transformation of the portal vein.- Pyogenic abscess of the liver.- Amebic abscess of the liver.- Hepatic candidiasis.- Schistosomiasis.- Fascioliasis.- Hydatid cyst 1.- Hydatid cyst 2.- Hydatid cyst 3.- Hydatid cyst 4.- Echinococcus alveolaris.- Part II Gallbladder and biliary system: Acute cholecystitis and cholelithiasis.- Gangrenous cholecystitis.- Emphysematous cholecystitis.- Acute cholecystitis and perforation of gall bladder.- Acute cholecystitis and intrahepatic abscess formation.- Choledocholithiasis.- Stone in the ductus cysticus.- Mirizzi syndrome.- Xantagranulamatous cholecystisi.- Porcelain gallbladder.- Tumefactive sludge within the gallbladder.- Gallbladder polyp.- Gallbladder cancer 1.- Gallbladder cancer 2.- Gallbladder cancer with perforation.- Biliary cystadenoma-cystadenocarcinoma.- Intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma 1.- Intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma 2.- Perihiler cholangiocarcinoma Type 1.- Perihiler cholangiocarcinoma Type 2.- Perihiler cholangiocarcinoma Type 3a.- Perihiler cholangiocarcinoma Type 3b.- Perihiler cholangiocarcinoma Type 4.- Type 1 choledochal cyst.- Type 2 choledochal cyst.- Type 3 choledochal cyst.- Type 4 choledochal cyst.- Type 5 choledochal cyst (Caroli disease).- Caroli syndrome.- Common bile duct adenoma.- Von-Meyenburg complex.- Primary sclerosing cholangitis.- HIV-cholangiopathy.- Oriental cholangiohepatitis.- Part III Pancreas: Acute pancreatitis.- Hemorrhagic pancreatitis.- Necrotizing pancreatitis.- Pseudocyst 1.- Infected pseudocyst.- Groove pancreatitis.- Chronic pancreatitis 1.- Chronic pancreatitis 2.- Autoimmune pancreatitis.- Mucinous cystic neoplasm 1.- Mucinous cystic neoplasm 2.- Serous cystic neoplasm 1.- Serous cystic neoplasm 2.- IPMN: main duct type.- IPMN: side branch type.- IPMN: combined type.- Solid paillary epithelial neoplasm 1.- Solid papillary epithelial neoplasm 2.- Metastasis to pancreas 1.- Metastasis to pancreas 2.- Pancreas divisum.- Annular pancreas.- Pancreatic cysts in von Hippel Lindau disease.
