[Phlebo- and lymphography for determining the degree of spread of cancer of the uterus].
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Data of examinations of 1176 patients with different diseases of soft tissues have shown that the arsenal of diagnostic methods which can be used under laboratory conditions has become wider. Of special value is the method of aspiration biopsy which must be introduced into medical practice. In obscure and doubtful cases the examination must be complex, including soft-tissue roentgenography, echography, thermography and radionuclide examination. Angioscintigraphy of soft tissues is an important method in differential diagnostics when the tumor is localized on extremities. Fairly promising is the method of magnetic resonance computed tomography.
Sixty-three patients with malignant and benign tumors of soft tissues were examined making use of magnetic resonance computer-aided tomography (MRT). This method was found effective in the diagnosis of soft tissue tumors, permitting the detection of tumor connection with the adjacent structures. In some cases MRT helped differentiate between malignant and benign soft tissue tumor growth, e.g. liposarcoma, malignant fibrous histiocytoma, lipoma, desmoid, hematoma. MRT may be effectively used in the diagnosis of soft tissue formations.