[The computed tomographic semiotics of inflammatory diseases of the adnexa uteri].

F I, Todua; G G, Karmazanovskiĭ; N M, Podzolkova

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[The computed tomographic semiotics of inflammatory diseases of the adnexa uteri].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 13 Aug 1990 Russian Journal:Vestnik rentgenologii i radiologii (issn: 0042-4676,

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Authors: F I, Todua; G G, Karmazanovskiĭ; N M, Podzolkova;

pmid: 2368320

[The computed tomographic semiotics of inflammatory diseases of the adnexa uteri].

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Abstract

The authors sum up the results of CT and clinical investigation of 46 women with inflammatory diseases of the uterine appendages: salpingo-oophoritis, pyosalpinx, pyoovarium, and 2 types of tuboovarian abscesses. They have shown CT potentialities in differential diagnosis of inflammations of the uterine appendages with cysts and true ovarian tumors on the basis of routine investigation and an iv contrast study of intensified images. Retrospective analysis of the most typical diagnostic errors is given.

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Adult, Humans, Female, Tomography, X-Ray Computed, Pelvic Inflammatory Disease

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