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M J Rodière
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[Methods of breast disease diagnosis. Value and limits].
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[Breast diseases. Radio-echo-histological correlations].
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[Breast diseases. Anatomo-pathological correlations].
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[Therapeutic attitudes in breast diseases].
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[Breast disease epidemiology. Risk factors and early diagnosis].
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[Breast disease epidemiology. Screening for breast cancer].
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[Screening the female population. Psychological impact].
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[Contribution of modern imaging to the diagnosis of tumors of the breast].
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Ideal imaging in MR: contrast-enhancing pharmaceuticals. Evaluation of tempo carboxylic acid as nitroxide diagnostic agent.
The meglumine salt of TCA, a piperidinyl nitroxide stable free radical derivative, was tested as an NMR contrast enhancer. This report of its use in animals indicates its usefulness in the enhancement of signal intensity of the kidney and bladder.
[Semiology of benign diseases of the breast in mammography (author's transl)].
Mammography is a basic examination which must never be dissociated from the clinical background. A statistical blind study of 330 cases shows that only well definite syndroms are reliable. The presence of absence of a single sign has no value. Difficulties arise in the diagnosis of suspect nodule in a dense dystrophic breast. Hydratation of the connecting tissue is a fundamental concept for analysis of mammographic pictures. The densities change according to hormonal influence, growth of dystrophy and specific signs of fibrillary or hyalin fibrosis. A histological study of serial cuts of the breast shows that the must reliable signs are found in the center of the nodule ande immediately around it. As in the histological study, serial cuts are indispensable in X-ray examination. Tomography improves the examination of dystrophies.
[Mammotomography, a new technic of breast examination].
The authors present the first results of a new technique of breast examination: tomo-mammography. This new method allows a complete study of the whole gland without any compression and any modification of histological and anatomical structures, and an analysis of the center of breast lesions in which are rassembled the most reliable radiological signs. These first results enable to hope a large increase of possibilities of diagnosis of breast lesions in the most difficult anatomical and clinical cases.
[Anatomical and histological approach to the radioraphic appearance of the breast (author's transl)].
The authors present first correlations between histology, anatomy and serial radiography of the breast, in order to establish a new understanding of the mammographic picture, with respect to the tridimensional histological structures. Several essential points are considered: - Mammographic pictures only show fibrous, connecting and fatty tissues. The epithelium of the galactophores is not shown, because of its low radio-opacity. Mammographic densities are due above all to fibrous connecting tissue, which has a high percentage of water. Benign or malignant breast tumors present with a proliferation of epithelium and connecting tissue, but only connecting tissue, more or less hydrated is shown on the mammographic picture. Many mammographic patterns are related to various superimposed fibrous strands, appearing as pseudotumoral opacities. The benign or malignant tumoral opacities are hidden or modified by multiple superimposed adjacent structures. - The mammographic patterns is related to the degree of hydratation and components of the connecting tissue.
M.R.I. scanning of the female pelvis.
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