Since the introduction of non-invasive diagnostic methods such as ultrasound and-or computed tomography simple renal cysts are frequent incidental finding.

These are: classic mammography, xeromammography, digital mammography, magnetic resonance imaging, ultrasonography, Doppler's ultrasonography, computer tomography, digital subtraction angiography, thermography, nuclear medicine diagnostic methods, and CT laser mammography, which is still beeing developed.

We prove them by arteriography, ultrasound examination of the lower abdomen, or by the computer tomography.

Bronchoscopic needle aspiration without computer tomography of the thorax in the staging of lung cancer:

One hundred andfifteen patients without computer tomographyof the thorax in whom lung cancer had been suspected were included into the prospective study.

Despite wide variety of clinical and radiological diagnostic criteria it is difficult to identify those patients who developed posttraumatic hydrocephalus.

Larger tumors, which are characteristic of advanced stages of the disease, can be discovered on gynaecological examination. ultrasound is an indispensable tool for determining the nature of the tumor. Further data on the malignancy are provided by computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging.

The application of SPECT has demonstrated the occurrence of focal cortical disturbance- various types of cortical dysplasias at the onset of spasms. IS are probably initiated by cortical epileptic discharges, which propagate to the brainsteam and other subcortical areas.

In spite of all the previous treatment and the patient's well feeling two years after surgical intervention a recidive of an echinococcal cyt was found on the primary site with follow up ultrasound (UZ) and computed tomography (CT). Because of unsuitable anatomic position and abundant bleeding it had been impossible to extirpate the pericyst totally during primary surgical intervention.

In this paper rare indications for operative treatment of facture of the child's calcaneus are discussed. Among them, the most important is involvement of the subtalar joint, which can be accurately assessed by complete X-rays diagnostics (lateral and axial as well as Broden's views) and/or computed tomograph.

SPECT images (Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography) obtained between 2 and 4 hours following 99mTc-depreotide injection are required for optimal image interpretation.

In the detection of pancreatic lesions, TESLASCAN-enhanced MRI was as effective as spiral CT.

As depreotide binds to the receptors, it carries the radioactivity with it, and this can be detected using special imaging equipment, such as scintigraphy or single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT).

The evaluation also includes examinations by CT-scan or chest X-ray.

involving high doses to the patient, such as interventional radiology, computed tomography or radiotherapy.

Some patients were asymptomatic with pneumonitis detected on computed tomography scan or chest radiograph.

The effects of Preotact on bone architecture were evaluated using quantitative computed tomography (QCT) and peripheral QCT.

Adding a NeoSpect scan to a CT scan increased the specificity of the scan, making it easier for the doctor to identify a nodule as malignant.

For scintigraphic imaging of suspected malignant tumours in the lung after initial detection, in combination with CT scan or chest X-ray, in patients with solitary pulmonary nodules.

NeoSpect is used in patients who have a single pulmonary nodule (a small, round lesion in the lungs) detected by a chest X-ray or computerised tomography (CT) scan to see if the nodule is malignant (cancerous).

The studies of pancreatic disease involved 292 patients, and compared the effectiveness of TESLASCAN-enhanced MRI with that of ‘ spiral CT’, another diagnostic method used to detect pancreatic lesions.

The Committee for Medicinal products for Human Use (CHMP) decided that NeoSpect’ s benefits are greater than its risks for the scintigraphic imaging of suspected malignant lung tumours in the lung after initial detection, in combination with CT scan or chest X-ray, in patients with solitary pulmonary nodules.

CD20-positive grade 1 or 2 follicular lymphoma; stage III or IV at diagnosis; normal peripheral 10 blood cell counts; < 25 % bone marrow involvement; age ≥ 18 yrs; and complete response (CR/ Cru) or partial respone (PR) after first-line chemotherapy determined by physical examination, CT scans and bone marrow biopsy.