CT and MRI in Oncology

1. Front Matter

   Pages I-XXXIII

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2. Introduction: Cancer, internal medicine and new imaging

   • J.-C. Piette

   Pages 1-4

3. Principles and performance of CT and MRI

   • M. Dousset, D. Buthiau

   Pages 5-11

4. Contrast agents

   • H. Lemaignen, T. Bach-Gansmo

   Pages 13-18

5. Malignant intracerebral tumors

   • F. Bolgert, M. Poisson, E. Dieu, J.-V. Chantelard, R. Grob, P. Tassan et al.

   Pages 19-42

6. Tumors associated with the neurodermatoses

   • R. Grob, F. Bolgert, J.-V. Chantelard, L. Zelek, J. de Recondo, D. Buthiau

   Pages 43-49

7. Tumors of the optic nerve, eye and orbit

   • Ch. Billote, P. Courtheoux, L. Boiteau

   Pages 51-69

8. Malignant sellar, parasellar and skull base tumors

   • R. Grob, J.-V. Chantelard, E.-Ch. Antoine, J. de Recondo, B. Charbonnel, D. Khayat et al.

   Pages 71-82

9. Malignant tumors of the spine and spinal cord

   • G. Missenard, P. Lapresle, R. Grob, E.-Ch. Antoine, D. Grosskopf, F. Guinet et al.

   Pages 83-93

10. Imaging of malignant head and neck tumors (cervico-facial)

    • O. Laccourreye, D. Brasnu, J. Zerbib, S. Bobin, D. Nizri, N. Renody et al.

    Pages 95-98

11. Cancer of the pharynx and larynx

    • F. Assadian, N. Renody, H. Laccourreye, D. Brasnu, J. Zerbib, S. Bobin et al.

    Pages 99-106

12. Cancer of the oropharynx and buccal cavity

    • N. Renody, J. Zerbib, F. Assadian, S. Bobin, O. Laccourreye, D. Brasnu et al.

    Pages 107-112

13. Cancer of the nasopharynx

    • N. Renody, D. Nizri, F. Assadian, O. Laccourreye, D. Brasnu, H. Laccourreye et al.

    Pages 113-116

14. Cancer of the paranasal sinuses

    • J. Zerbib, D. Nizri, G. Michaux, N. Renody, F. Assadian, A. Thomas et al.

    Pages 117-120

15. Malignant tumors of the salivary glands

    • J. Zerbib, D. Nizri, F. Assadian, N. Renody, S. Bobin, A. Thomas et al.

    Pages 121-127

16. Cancer of the thyroid and parathyroid glands

    • M. Schlumberger, J.-V. Chantelard, T. Petit, E. Vuillemin, D. Buthiau

    Pages 129-132

17. Breast cancer

    • E.-Ch. Antoine, O. Rixe, P. Pouillart, N. Renody, J.-V. Chantelard, T. Petit et al.

    Pages 133-142

18. Bronchopulmonary cancer

    • E.-Ch. Antoine, T. Le Chevalier, J.-C. Piette, P. Chaumier, P. Baldeyrou, O. Rixe et al.

    Pages 143-156

19. Pulmonary metastases

    • J.-L. Breau, J.-C. Piette, O. Rixe, F. Guinet, P. Chaumier, P. Baldeyrou et al.

    Pages 157-161

20. Mediastinal tumors

    • J.-C. Piette, P. Chaumier, D. Khayat, D. Buthiau, C. Yana

    Pages 163-165

Imaging techniques are often called upon in oncology in virtue of their essential role in tumor diagnosis, extension work up to various organs and detection of relapse. They are also indispensable in research and in clinical practice, allowing an objective assessment of tumoral regression in patients undergoing treatment. It is currently impossible to establish the management plan of a cancer patient or to obtain follow-up of such a patient under treatment without clinical and imaging confrontation.

• CT
• MRI
• Tumor
• computed tomography (CT)
• diagnosis
• hematology
• imaging
• imaging techniques
• magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
• oncology
• radiotherapy

• Centre d’Imagerie Scanner Paris 14, Paris, France

  Didier Buthiau

• et Centre RMX, Paris, France

  Didier Buthiau

• Hôpital de La Salpêtrière, Paris, France

  David Khayat

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