Internal Medicine
Imaging methods of urinary tract
The PowerPoint presentation deals with the examination of urinary tract with X-ray, scintigraphy, ultrasonography and endoscopic techniques. It refers to the typical findings of radiodiagnostic and disease states briefly the possibilities of their treatment. Part of the article is also a test on a given topic, indicating the correct answers.
author: Doc. MUDr. Václav Janík, CSc,
| 3.LF UK
| discipline: Gastroenterology and Hepatology, Radiology and Imaging, Urology, Internal Medicine
| category: Presentations
| keywords: radiology, urinary tract, imaging methods, pathological findings of urinary tract
| attachment: 2
| viewed: 652x
| published on: 14.3.2011
| last modified on: 2.5.2012
Imaging methods of liver and biliary tract
This powerpoint presentation is devoted to teaching investigative methods used to display the pathological findings of liver and biliary tract. It deals with radiological, scintigraphycal and endoscopic imaging methods. Presentation shows the algorithm, the possibility of therapeutic effects and possible complications. It also includes a set of test questions.
author: Doc. MUDr. Václav Janík, CSc,
| 3.LF UK
| discipline: Gastroenterology and Hepatology, Radiology and Imaging, Internal Medicine
| category: Presentations
| keywords: radiology, liver and biliary tract, imaging methods, patological findings of liver and biliary tract
| attachment: 2
| viewed: 495x
| published on: 14.3.2011
| last modified on: 23.11.2011
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Radiology of Gastrointestinal tract (GIT)
The PowerPoint presentation deals with the examination of GIT with X-ray, scintigraphy, ultrasonography and endoscopic techniques. It refers to the typical findings of radiodiagnostic and disease states briefly the possibilities of their treatment. Part of the article is also a test on a given topic, indicating the correct answers.
author: Doc. MUDr. Václav Janík, CSc,
| 3.LF UK
| discipline: Gastroenterology and Hepatology, Radiology and Imaging, Internal Medicine
| category: Presentations
| keywords: radiology, gastrointestinal tract, imaging methods, patological findings of GIT
| attachment: 2
| viewed: 727x
| published on: 14.3.2011
| last modified on: 23.11.2011
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