Abstract:Introduction: tumors of the uterine cervix are among the most common carcinomas in women. Intracervical brachytherapy is an indispensable part of curative treatment. Although the tumor is significantly more recognizable in MRI than in CT, the practical application of MRI in brachytherapy planning is still difficult. The present study examines the technical possibilities of merging CT and MRI. Materials and Methods: the treatment files and imaging of all 53 patients who had been irradiated by image-guided adapt… Show more
In the field of oncologic imaging, MRI represents one of the most powerful diagnostic tools at physicians’ disposal, with its superb contrast resolution and its capability to assess both the morphological and functional features of neoplasms [...]
In the field of oncologic imaging, MRI represents one of the most powerful diagnostic tools at physicians’ disposal, with its superb contrast resolution and its capability to assess both the morphological and functional features of neoplasms [...]
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