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The British Journal of Radiology, Vol 52, Issue 619 562-567, Copyright © 1979 by British Institute of Radiology
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HB Meire and P Farrant
The pancreas remains one of the more difficult organs to visualize but ultrasound can be successful in nearly 90% of patients. A systematic technique for identifying and delineating the pancreas is described and has been verified on over 500 patients to date. The success of the technique depends on an accurate knowledge of the vascular relations of the pancreas and on correct adjustment of the ultrasound equipment. This paper is intended to help ultrasound practitioners achieve both these ends.
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