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Imaging genito-urinario, ginecologico e ostetrico

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Il ruolo del radiologo nell’imaging sia genito-urinario che ostetrico-ginecologico negli ultimi anni è cambiato radicalmente. Nella maggior parte dei centri sono gli urologi, i ginecologi e gli ostetrici a eseguire esami diagnostici come l’ecografia, l’urografia, la biopsia imaging guidata e l’isterosalpingografia. I radiologi dovrebbero collaborare in tali valutazioni diagnostiche e procedure, poiché le loro attitudini e il loro training specifico nella diagnostica per immagini aggiunge un valore significativo all’esecuzione di tali procedure. Inoltre, l’introduzione delle tecniche di cross-sectional imaging ha allargato lo specchio delle applicazioni della radiologia in questi campi.

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    Marcelo Potolicchio

  3. Department of Radiology, Ciudad de Jaen Hospital, Jaen, Spain

    Lidia Alcala Mata (Radiology Resident)

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Alcala, A.L., Potolicchio, M., Mata, L.A. (2009). Imaging genito-urinario, ginecologico e ostetrico. In: Ribes, R., Luna, A., Ros, P.R., Catalano, C. (eds) Imaging diagnostico. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-1510-4_5

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