Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to C S Hammes.
A case is reported in which intraoperative ultrasonic microbubble contrast was used to demonstrate the patency of the foramen of Monro following resection of a colloid cyst.
Radionuclide scanning is a valuable diagnostic tool based on metabolic and anatomic imaging. When used in the appropriate clinical setting, radionuclide imaging is a sensitive, minimally invasive imaging modality that detects and differentiates skeletal from nonskeletal pathology in the painful foot. Isotopic scanning is of particular value in the evaluation of the diabetic foot and in the subsequent follow-up of response to therapy.
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Single harmonic Fourier amplitude and phase (FA/P) analyses of 129 radionuclide angiographic (RNA) studies were found to reflect accurately the sequence and quantity of perfusion determined in the independently interpreted RNA studies. In addition, the anatomic detailing in peripheral studies (hands, feet, etc.) was considered superior to that obtained in RNA studies.
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