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European Journal of Ultrasound 02-2025

Transabdominal ultrasound for the diagnostic workup of parenchymal pancreatic diseases

Henker B, Blank V, Karlas T

This continuing medical education article highlights the central role of transcutaneous sonography in diagnosing parenchymal pancreatic diseases. It emphasizes the importance of in-depth knowledge of sonographic imaging of organ anatomy and a structured examination methodology, particularly for identifying acute and chronic pancreatitis and related complications. The article provides detailed guidance for optimized examination techniques and equipment settings, even under challenging conditions, and discusses the application of ultrasound in various scenarios of pancreatic diseases.

 

 

 

The impact of real-time ultrasound guidance on ventricular catheter placement in cerebrospinal fluid shunts – a single-center study

 

Sarikaya-Seiwert S, Schievelkamp AH, Born M et al.

 

Misplacement of ventricular catheters during shunt surgery occurs in 40% of cases using a freehand technique and therefore represents a risk for early shunt failure. The goal of this retrospective, single-center study is to analyze the impact of real-time ultrasound guidance on ventricular catheter positioning and early outcome of shunt survival.