Punción pancreática ecodirigida: estudio multicéntrico

Sánchez, M. C. Garre; Unceta, Paloma Rendón; Cano, Anselmo Gil; Rubio, Mariano Gómez; Morón, Beatriz de Cuenca; Cabral, José María Segura; Grande, L. A. Gil; Lorenzo, M. J. Varas; Timoneda, J. Just; Rodríguez, Rafael Gómez; Tomás, José Galcerá; Bechiarelli, A. Abraldes; Rodríguez, Macías; Benvenuty, A. Muñoz; Cabrera, M. Tejada; Olveira, Antonio; Lázaro, E. Palacios

doi:10.4321/s1130-01082007000900007

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“…Results obtained in large series reported in the literature reveal that percutaneous FNA of pancreatic masses present a diagnostic accuracy ranging between 75 and 99.4% [ 28 – 30 ]. Considering only FNA carried out under US guidance, a diagnostic accuracy ranging between 91 and 99.4% has been reported with sensitivity ranging between 81 and 99.4% [ 28 – 30 ]. The results of the study carried out by D'Onofrio et al thus compare favorably with the data reported in the literature in terms of sensitivity and diagnostic accuracy (98.7%), but they are obtained in a larger patient population.…”

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SIUMB recommendations for focal pancreatic lesions

et al. 2020

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Contrast-enhanced ultrasonography (CEUS) is increasingly being performed in Italy and Europe, particularly in the field of hepato-gastroenterology. Initially, it was mainly carried out to characterize focal hepatic lesions, but, since then, numerous studies have demonstrated its efficacy in the differential diagnosis of focal pancreatic pathologies (D’Onofrio et al. in Expert Rev Med Devices 7(2):257–273, 2010; Vidili et al. in J Ultrasound 22(1):41–51, 2019). The purpose of this paper is to provide Italian Medical Doctors with recommendations and thereby practical guidelines on the management of these patients. The present paper reports the final conclusions reached by the SIUMB guideline commission. This paper addresses particularly percutaneous ultrasound (US) examination (transabdominal US) and is drawn up specifically for publication.

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