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Potentialities of computed tomography in the diagnosis of recurrent cancer of the large bowel. / Cheremisin, V. M.; Kitaev, V. M.; Dmitrashchenko, A. A.

в: Vestnik Rentgenologii i Radiologii, № 6, 11.1995, стр. 27-31.

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Harvard

Cheremisin, VM, Kitaev, VM & Dmitrashchenko, AA 1995, 'Potentialities of computed tomography in the diagnosis of recurrent cancer of the large bowel', Vestnik Rentgenologii i Radiologii, № 6, стр. 27-31.

APA

Cheremisin, V. M., Kitaev, V. M., & Dmitrashchenko, A. A. (1995). Potentialities of computed tomography in the diagnosis of recurrent cancer of the large bowel. Vestnik Rentgenologii i Radiologii, (6), 27-31.

Vancouver

Cheremisin VM, Kitaev VM, Dmitrashchenko AA. Potentialities of computed tomography in the diagnosis of recurrent cancer of the large bowel. Vestnik Rentgenologii i Radiologii. 1995 Нояб.;(6):27-31.

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Cheremisin, V. M. ; Kitaev, V. M. ; Dmitrashchenko, A. A. / Potentialities of computed tomography in the diagnosis of recurrent cancer of the large bowel. в: Vestnik Rentgenologii i Radiologii. 1995 ; № 6. стр. 27-31.

BibTeX

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abstract = "To study the potentialities of CT in the diagnosis of recurrent cancer of the large bowel, 325 patients underwent various surgical interventions for colorectal carcinoma were examined. The surgery-CT study interval ranged from 2.5 months to 11 years. It was found that CT might detect various intra- and extraintestinal relapses and generalization a tumorous process. With this, the efficiency of CT is higher than that of other diagnostic tools in the detection of extraintestinal relapses and generalization the tumorous process. To timely reveal a relapse, the CT interval should exceed 4-5 months.",
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N2 - To study the potentialities of CT in the diagnosis of recurrent cancer of the large bowel, 325 patients underwent various surgical interventions for colorectal carcinoma were examined. The surgery-CT study interval ranged from 2.5 months to 11 years. It was found that CT might detect various intra- and extraintestinal relapses and generalization a tumorous process. With this, the efficiency of CT is higher than that of other diagnostic tools in the detection of extraintestinal relapses and generalization the tumorous process. To timely reveal a relapse, the CT interval should exceed 4-5 months.

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