Research and Development in Breast Ultrasound [electronic resource] /
International Congress on the Ultrasonic Examination of the BreastCorporate Author
Ueno, E.editor.
Shiina, T.editor.
Kuboto, M.editor.
Sawai, K.editor.
This book was planned in order to announce the contents discussed in the 13th International Congress on the Ultrasound Examination of the Breast. Breast ultrasound has become a indispensable method for the diagnosis of cancer of the breast. Breast ultrasound will become more convenient and precise diagnostic method according to the development of the device. In addition, application to breast screening or medical check has started, on the other hand the interventional method has also developed.
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This book was planned in order to announce the contents discussed in the 13th International Congress on the Ultrasound Examination of the Breast. Breast ultrasound has become a indispensable method for the diagnosis of cancer of the breast. Breast ultrasound will become more convenient and precise diagnostic method according to the development of the device. In addition, application to breast screening or medical check has started, on the other hand the interventional method has also developed.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Discovery of the Piezoelectric Phenomenon: Curie and Langevin -- A Review of Theoretical and Experimental Aspects of Imaging the Elastic Attributes of Tissue In Vivo -- In Vivo Breast Examination by Real-Time Freehand Elasticity Imaging System -- Usefulness of Ultrasonic Strain Measurement-Based Mechanical Properties Imaging Technique: Toward Realization of Short-Time Diagnosis/Treatment -- Mass Detection Using a Texture Feature Coding Method -- Breast Tissue Assessments Based on High Order Mechanical Properties -- Forms of Tumors -- Usefulness of Depth to Width Ratio in Differentiation of Regular Invasive Ductal Carcinoma from Fibroadenoma -- Margin, Border, and Boundary Zone of Breast Tumor Ultrasonography -- Revised Diagnostic Criteria for the Breast (Draft): Internal Echoes -- Incident Angle of the Plunging Artery of Breast Tumors -- Draft JSUM Diagnostic Guidelines for Mass Image-Forming Lesions -- Draft Diagnostic Guidelines for Non-Mass Image-Forming Lesions by the Japan Association of Breast and Thyroid Sonology (JABTS) and the Japan Society of Ultrasonics in Medicine -- JABTS Breast Ultrasound Training Course: Program and Results -- Ductal Carcinoma In Situ of the Breast: The Pathological Reason for the Diversity of Its Clinical Imaging -- Ductal Carcinoma In Situ (DCIS): Incidence, Prognosis, and Diagnostic Aspects of Mammography, Galactography, and Needle Biopsies -- The Ultrasonic Diagnosis of Nonpalpable DCIS Without Calcification on MMG and Nipple Discharge: Advocacy of a New Term, 3 Non-DCIS -- Ultrasonic Diagnosis of Non-Mass Image-Forming Breast Cancer -- Characteristic Mammography and Ultrasonography Findings of Ductal Carcinoma In Situ of the Breast Arising in Sclerosing Adenosis -- Preoperative Ultrasonic Assessment for Breast-Conserving Treatment -- Recent Advances in Multidimensional 3D/4D Breast Imaging -- 3D Ultrasound-Based Evaluation of Lesions in the Uncompressed Breast -- The Role of Ultrasound in Population-Based Breast Cancer Screening Programs -- Breast Cancer Screening by Palpation, Ultrasound, and Mammography -- A Review of Breast Cancer Undetectable by Ultrasonography in a Screening Setting -- Ultrasonic Screening of the Thyroid in Patients with Breast Complaints -- Phantom and Human Experiments for Breast Cancer Detection by Ultrasound Transmission Technique -- Breast Cancer Ablation: Imaging and Early Experience -- US-Guided Mammotome Biopsy of Breast Masses in Comparison with US-Guided Aspiration Biopsy Cytology -- Ultrasonographic Appearance and Clinical Implication of Bilateral Breast Infiltration with Leukemia Cells -- Analysis of Ultrasonographic Findings of Breast Masses by the Nagasawa Computer-Aided Diagnosis System -- Dorsal Growth of Breast Cancer May Correlate with the Prognosis.
Radiology.
Ultrasound.