Overview | An experimental study performed on artificially injured pigs compared diagnostic sensitivity of 2D CEUS, 3D CEUS and 4D CEUS in the detection of bleeding in/of parenchymal organs. 4D CEUS allows better characterization of parenchymal bleeding lesions than 2D CEUS. Every CEUS exam was more sensitive than the non-contrasted US.
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Authors | Cong Feng et al.
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Journal | Ultrasound Med 2019; 9999:1–6 |
Recommendation/Comment | We may have to use CEUS when we look for parenchymal lesions of kidney, liver or spleen after trauma. |
Clinical implication | There is a need to conduct a clinical study. |
Link (DOI) | https://doi.org/10.1002/jum.15167 |
Ultrasound speciality | Contrast sonography, Musculoskeletal sonography – orthopaedics and traumatology |