Abstract
We analyzed the diagnostic capability of CT to demonstrate the eight types of portosystemic collaterals in patient with portal hypertension. A total of 62 patients with portal hypertension underwent both CT and conventional angiography. All of these eight types of collaterals, such as esophageal varices, paraesophageal varices, coronary and short gastric pathway, dilated vein in splenic hilus, splenorenal and splenoretroperitoneal pathway, paraumbilical pathway and small veins on liver surface, caput medusa, azygos system, were demonstrated on CT better than angiography, except coronary and short gastric pathyway. And we also made comparative study of CT with per-rectal portal scintigraphy in 9 patients who underwent both studies. In 7 of these 9 patients, portosystemic collaterals were recognized on scintigram less than CT. In conclusion, CT provides much qualified images than conventional angiography or per-rectal portal scintigraphy in evaluating portosystemic collaterals.
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Ohe, T, Kuronuma, Y, Fujiwara, H, Ibuki, Y, Maehara, M, Sugaya, H, Harada, T, Iwasaki, N, and Hyodo, H.
Evaluation of computed tomography on diagnosis of portosystemic collaterals in portal hypertension.
Japan: N. p.,
1987.
Web.
Ohe, T, Kuronuma, Y, Fujiwara, H, Ibuki, Y, Maehara, M, Sugaya, H, Harada, T, Iwasaki, N, & Hyodo, H.
Evaluation of computed tomography on diagnosis of portosystemic collaterals in portal hypertension.
Japan.
Ohe, T, Kuronuma, Y, Fujiwara, H, Ibuki, Y, Maehara, M, Sugaya, H, Harada, T, Iwasaki, N, and Hyodo, H.
1987.
"Evaluation of computed tomography on diagnosis of portosystemic collaterals in portal hypertension."
Japan.
@misc{etde_6123928,
title = {Evaluation of computed tomography on diagnosis of portosystemic collaterals in portal hypertension}
author = {Ohe, T, Kuronuma, Y, Fujiwara, H, Ibuki, Y, Maehara, M, Sugaya, H, Harada, T, Iwasaki, N, and Hyodo, H}
abstractNote = {We analyzed the diagnostic capability of CT to demonstrate the eight types of portosystemic collaterals in patient with portal hypertension. A total of 62 patients with portal hypertension underwent both CT and conventional angiography. All of these eight types of collaterals, such as esophageal varices, paraesophageal varices, coronary and short gastric pathway, dilated vein in splenic hilus, splenorenal and splenoretroperitoneal pathway, paraumbilical pathway and small veins on liver surface, caput medusa, azygos system, were demonstrated on CT better than angiography, except coronary and short gastric pathyway. And we also made comparative study of CT with per-rectal portal scintigraphy in 9 patients who underwent both studies. In 7 of these 9 patients, portosystemic collaterals were recognized on scintigram less than CT. In conclusion, CT provides much qualified images than conventional angiography or per-rectal portal scintigraphy in evaluating portosystemic collaterals.}
journal = []
volume = {6:1}
journal type = {AC}
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year = {1987}
month = {Apr}
}
title = {Evaluation of computed tomography on diagnosis of portosystemic collaterals in portal hypertension}
author = {Ohe, T, Kuronuma, Y, Fujiwara, H, Ibuki, Y, Maehara, M, Sugaya, H, Harada, T, Iwasaki, N, and Hyodo, H}
abstractNote = {We analyzed the diagnostic capability of CT to demonstrate the eight types of portosystemic collaterals in patient with portal hypertension. A total of 62 patients with portal hypertension underwent both CT and conventional angiography. All of these eight types of collaterals, such as esophageal varices, paraesophageal varices, coronary and short gastric pathway, dilated vein in splenic hilus, splenorenal and splenoretroperitoneal pathway, paraumbilical pathway and small veins on liver surface, caput medusa, azygos system, were demonstrated on CT better than angiography, except coronary and short gastric pathyway. And we also made comparative study of CT with per-rectal portal scintigraphy in 9 patients who underwent both studies. In 7 of these 9 patients, portosystemic collaterals were recognized on scintigram less than CT. In conclusion, CT provides much qualified images than conventional angiography or per-rectal portal scintigraphy in evaluating portosystemic collaterals.}
journal = []
volume = {6:1}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Japan}
year = {1987}
month = {Apr}
}