Chirurgische Therapie der Pankreaserkrankungen

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2013
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Abstract
When a decision must be made about inflammatory versus malignant diseases of the pancreas, close interdisciplinary cooperation is required, especially with the radiologist. The tash of improving contemporary strategies in the therapy of pancreatic diseases is a challenge for internists, radiologists and surgeons alike. The first encouraging results of this collaboration have now emerged. Nonetheless, when considering the current hospital settings, it is mandatory to continue the ongoing dialogue to optimize the procedures for diagnosing prancreas disease according to the motto less is more and adjust them according to the clinical requirements.
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Authors B. Rumstadt;M. Trede;B. Rumstadt;M. Trede;
Journal der radiologe
Year 2013
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doi:10.1007/s001170050085
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s001170050085
Keywords
ultrasound neuroradiology diagnostic radiology cardiac imaging imaging / radiology interventional radiology acute pancreatitis chronic pancreatitis schlsselwrter pankreaskarzinom chronische pankreatitis akute pankreatitis key words pancreatic cancer

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