Key result
Magnetic resonance imaging provides effective diagnosis and surveillance of thoracic aortic perigraft seromas and their associated complications.
Why the study?
Does Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) improve the diagnosis and surveillance of thoracic aortic perigraft seroma and its complications?
Does Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) improve the diagnosis and surveillance of thoracic aortic perigraft seroma and its complications?
Magnetic Resonance Imaging may be useful in the diagnosis and surveillance of thoracic aortic perigraft seroma and its complications.
MRI may aid select thoracic aortic seroma cases; leaves open comparative efficacy versus CT and impact on outcomes.
Seng Keong Chua, Shah M. Azarisman, Timothy Glenie, Timothy Baillie, Karen S. Teo and Stephen Grant Worthley
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Chua et al. (2012) studied this question. Magnetic resonance imaging provides effective diagnosis and surveillance of thoracic aortic perigraft seromas and their associated complications.
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