Radiology
Radiology
· ISSN (e) 1527-1315
· 90 papers in corpus
other
1975
The results of postoperative radiotherapy in 151 patients with malignant epithelial tumors of the ovary are presented. Actuarial survival at five years for patients in FIGO Stage I was 76%; in Stage II, 56%; Stage III, 16%; and Stage IV, 0%…
review
1975
The morphological concept of an end-stage lung implies a pathologically and radiologically nonspecific appearance of diffuse lung disease which can be caused by many different disease processes. The lung can respond to injury in only a limi…
other
1975
A fatty meal was given to 231 patients who had a well-visualized gallbladder with no stones. The radiological diagnoses on fluoroscopic spot films made before and after the fatty meal were compared. Only one case was diagnosed differently a…
other
1974
other
1973
Thirty-five patients, referred for evaluation of pelvic pain, were studied by pelvic venography. The disease entities which were demonstrated include thrombosis, varicosities, ovarian vein syndrome, anatomic variations, and pelvic masses. T…
other
1973
A review of 8,000 hysterograms showed 800 to be abnormal, 29 with a typical spiculated outline of the uterine cavity (not to be confused with that seen in internal endometriosis, endometrial cancer, venous reflux, or the double uterine outl…
other
1972
other
1972
other
1970
case-report
1970
other
1967
case-report
1961
Stromal Endometriosis is thought to be a primary uterine neoplasm arising from the stromal cell of the endometrium. It has been variously recorded as endometrial sarcoma, endometrial sarcoids, endolymphatic stromal myosis, stromal adenomyos…
other
1957
Involvement of the colon by endometriosis is not an unusual occurrence. According to Cullen, about one-half of all extensive cases will show some form of intestinal involvement. Meigs pointed out, more than fifteen years ago, that endometri…
case-report
1955
The purpose of this paper is threefold: first, better to acquaint the radiologist with the concept of adenomyosis in the stomach (and elsewhere in the digestive tract); second, to discuss the relationship between this condition and aberrant…
other
1955
Adenomyosis is defined as the heterotopic occurrence of islands of endometrium within the myometrial layer of the uterine wall. Its detailed histopathology was first described by Rokitansky (8) in 1860. Von Recklinghausen (7), in 1896, in a…