Nariman Mokhaberi,Vasileios Vasileiadis,Jan-Malte Ambs et al. Nariman Mokhaberi et al.

In the context of follow-up care, it is recommended that X-ray examinations should be used sparingly, while sonographic follow-up examinations should be conducted more frequently.

Caroline Wilpert,Evelyn Wenkel,Pascal Andreas Thomas Baltzer et al. Caroline Wilpert et al.

If the LA persists for more than 3 months after COVID-19 vaccination, a primarily sonographic follow-up examination is recommended after another 3 months. A minimally invasive biopsy of the LA is recommended if a clinically suspicious LN persists or progresses....The risk of false-positive findings is accepted, and the suspicious LNs are histologically examined in a minimally invasive procedure. · The vaccination history must be documented (vaccine, date, place of application).. · If axillary LA persists for more than 3 months after vaccination, a sonographic...follow-up examination is recommended after 3 months.. · Enlarged LNs that are persistent, progressive in size, or are suspicious on control sonography should be biopsied.. · Suspicious LNs should be clarified before starting oncological therapy, irrespective of the vaccination status, according to the

Francesco Esposito,Dolores Ferrara,Divina D&#x;Auria et al. Francesco Esposito et al.

In these patients, a sonographic follow-up was performed every 15 d for 2 months showing a progressive reduction in size of the right-sided hyperechoic mass.

Ángeles García-Criado,Jordi Rimola,Susana Seijo et al. Ángeles García-Criado et al.

A new EC-MRI 1 year later and clinical, analytical, and sonographic follow-up every 6 months for a median of 10 years was performed.

Evelyn Martin,Christian Görg,Amjad Alhyari et al. Evelyn Martin et al.

During therapy, short-term sonographic follow-up examinations were able to reveal an increase in the size of venous ectasias and the associated increased risk of spontaneous splenic rupture.

Amjad Alhyari,Christian Görg,Suhaib Tahat et al. Amjad Alhyari et al.

criteria were: (i) FSL size ≥ 1 cm; (ii) 10 valid ARFI measurements of the FSL, as well as of the normal splenic parenchyma (NSP) as an in vivo reference; and (iii) diagnostic confirmation of FSL etiology based on histological examination (8/34; 23.5%) or clinical evaluation, which included a clinical and sonographic...follow-up (FU), CEUS morphology, and/or morphology on cross-sectional imaging (26/34; 76.5%).

Carlijn Veldman,Wytze S de Boer,Huib A M Kerstjens et al. Carlijn Veldman et al.

Introduction: Survivors of COVID-19 frequently endure chronic disabilities. We hypothesise that diaphragm function has a long recovery time after COVID-19 hospitalisation and may play a role in post-COVID-19 syndrome. The...

Nipun Wickramasekara,Jenosha Ignatius,Ananda Lamahewage Nipun Wickramasekara

Purpose: Routine scintigraphy after surgery for uretero-pelvic junction obstruction (UPJO) is discouraged, making ultrasound the preferred option for follow up. Yet, interpretation of sonographic parameters is rarely stra...

Bunyamin Ece,Sonay Aydın Bunyamin Ece

Based on this study showing that malignancy can develop on fibroadenomas, we want to emphasize that careful sonographic follow-up of fibroadenomas should be done and that each lesion should be followed carefully and separately in cases with multiple fibroadenomas.

Rodica Stackievicz,Rotem Milner,Myriam Werner et al. Rodica Stackievicz et al.

However, no sonographic follow-up results from children with nonoperatively managed acute appendicitis have been reported.