If you study best by reading through clinical cases, then this book is definitely for you. It has clinical cases of various medical conditions (well, 250 of them!) and breaks it down into a way that is useful for OSCEs and PACES. It provides the salient features of the specific condition (e.g. what specific points to elicit from the history and examination). Each medical condition section also has various FAQ-style questions that are useful to help you in consolidating your knowledge and analyzing the condition further.
No differences in clinical backgrounds, including the ratio of patients with Milan criteria, hepatic reserve function and TNM stage were noted between the groups in the present study. In contrast, the RFA ratio for 1142 subjects, as well as the naïve cases significantly increased after CEUS was introduced. We consider that these differences were attributable to continuous imaging in the Kupffer phase with Sonazoid, which enabled us to detect invisible HCCs by conventional B-mode US. Sonazoid allowed us to confirm that a greater number of target lesions were more visible by additional CEUS examination. As a result, we were able to perform the RFA procedure with confidence in the tumor location in those cases.
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