Advanced Ultrasound with Imaging Correlations of Diffuse Liver Diseases is an essential guide addressing the critical need for detailed comparisons between advanced ultrasound (US) techniques and CT/MRI findings in the evaluation of liver diseases. While many books on liver US exist, few provide the in-depth analysis and practical guidelines necessary for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment planning. This book fills that gap, offering a multiparametric approach to the assessment of fibrotic and steatotic liver diseases, ensuring clinicians and researchers have the most current and thorough information at their disposal. Inside, readers will find essential topics such as the indications for liver US in diffuse liver diseases, advanced US techniques for assessing liver fibrosis and steatosis, and the correlation between US, CT, and MRI findings. Key chapters cover the basics of liver ultrasound, conventional Doppler and microvascular flow imaging, ultrasound elastography, and the quantification of liver steatosis. Additionally, the book explores cutting-edge topics like artificial intelligence in liver ultrasound and the application of US in pediatric patients. Contributions from leading experts in the field ensure that each chapter provides valuable insights and practical advice. Advanced Ultrasound with Imaging Correlations of Diffuse Liver Diseases is an indispensable resource for scientists, researchers, and clinicians alike. It offers clear guidelines on performing liver ultrasounds, understanding and interpreting results, and making informed comparisons with CT and MRI findings. By integrating advanced imaging techniques and providing comprehensive correlations, this book enhances diagnostic accuracy and supports the development of effective treatment strategies for diffuse liver diseases, making it a vital addition to your medical library.
Table of Contents
1. Basics of liver ultrasound2. Conventional Doppler and microvascular flow imaging in chronic liver diseases
3. Ultrasound elastography of the liver
4. Ultrasound quantification of liver steatosis
5. Artificial intelligence in liver ultrasound
6. Chronic liver diseases and cirrhosis in adults: conventional ultrasound and ultrasound elastography
7. Liver steatosis in adults: conventional ultrasound findings and ultrasound quantification
8. Ultrasound assessment of fibrosis and steatosis in pediatric patients
9. Multi-imaging correlations in liver cirrhosis 10. Multi-imaging correlations in liver steatosis
Authors
Riccardo De Robertis Associate Professor, Department of Radiology, University of Verona, Verona, Italy.Riccardo De Robertis, MD, PhD, is an esteemed Associate Professor of Radiology at the University of Verona, Italy, specializing in hepato-bilio-pancreatic imaging. He holds a PhD in inflammation, immunity, and cancer from the University of Verona and has authored over 99 influential publications. A fellow of the European Society for Gastrointestinal and Abdominal Radiology (ESGAR), Dr. De Robertis is also an active member of SIRM, ESR, SIUMB, and AISP. His work significantly advances diagnostic accuracy and therapeutic approaches in radiology, and he is dedicated to mentoring future radiologists and improving patient outcomes through innovative research.
