Abdominal Imaging

New and forthcoming electronic features for Abdominal Imaging
pp. 145-145(1)

Multislice CT angiography of mesenteric vessels
pp. 146-152(7)
Authors: Iannaccone, R.; Laghi, A.; Passariello, R.

Isolated dissection of the superior mesenteric artery
pp. 153-157(5)
Authors: Suzuki, S.; Furui, S.; Kohtake, H.; Sakamoto, T.; Yamasaki, M.; Furukawa, A.; Murata, K.; Takei, R.

Strangulated transmesosigmoid hernia: CT diagnosis
pp. 158-160(3)
Authors: Yu, C.-Y.; Lin, C.-C.; Yu, J.-C.; Liu, C.-H.; Shyu, R.-Y.; Chen, C.-Y.

Internal herniation through a defect of the broad ligament of the uterus: a case report
pp. 161-163(3)
Authors: Haku, T.; Daidouji, K.; Kawamura, H.; Matsuzaki, M.

Internal hernia with volvulus and intussusception: case report
pp. 164-165(2)
Authors: Catalano, O. A.; Bencivenga, A.; Abbate, M.; Tomei, E.; Napolitano, M.; Vanzulli, A.

Dynamic MRI in indirect estimation of microvessel density, histologic grade, and prognosis in colorectal adenocarcinomas
pp. 166-172(7)
Authors: Tuncbilek, N.; Karakas, H. M.; Altaner, S.

Cardiac arrest
pp. 177-179(3)
Authors: Singh, K.; Gervais, D.; Mueller, P.; Shirkhoda, A.; Sagar, P.; McCarroll, K.

Ultrasound evaluation of liver transplants
pp. 180-188(9)
Author: Chong, W. K.

Complications of orthotopic liver transplantation: imaging findings
pp. 189-202(14)
Authors: Boraschi, P.; Donati, F.

Hepatocellular carcinoma in advanced liver cirrhosis: CT detection in transplant patients
pp. 203-207(5)
Authors: Lim, J. H.; Park, C. K.

Multiple infarcted regenerative nodules in liver cirrhosis after systemic hypotension due to septic shock: radiologic findings
pp. 208-210(3)
Authors: Kim, E.; Choi, D.; Lim, H. K.; Lim, J. H.

Hepatic involvement in hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia:
pp. 211-220(10)
Authors: Memeo, M.; Stabile Ianora, A. A.; Scardapane, A.; Buonamico, P.; Sabbà, C.; Angelelli, G.

Epithelioid hemangioendothelioma of the liver
pp. 221-223(3)
Authors: Mermuys, K.; Vanhoenacker, P. K.; Roskams, T.; D'Haenens, P.; Van Hoe, L.

Acute, complete splenic infarction in cancer patient is associated with a fatal outcome
pp. 224-227(4)
Authors: Görg, C.; Seifart, U.; Görg, K.

Fatal, complete splenic infarction and hepatic infection due to disseminated Trichosporon beigelii infection
pp. 228-230(3)
Authors: Viscomi, S. G.; Mortelé, K. J.; Cantisani, V.; Glickman, J.; Silverman, S. G.

Use of thin-section, multidetector row helical CT images for coronal oblique reformations for optimal visualization of structures in the hepatoduodenal ligament
pp. 231-238(8)
Authors: Faria, S. C.; Tamm, E. P.; DuBrow, R.; David, C.; Loyer, E.; Herron, D.; Sawaf, Y.; Ball, G.; Silverman, P. M.; Charnsangavej, C.

Vascular invasion in pancreatic cancer
pp. 239-245(7)
Authors: Brügel, M.; Rummeny, E. J.; Dobritz, M.

Neuroendocrine pancreatic tumor
pp. 246-258(13)
Authors: D'Onofrio, M.; Mansueto, G.; Falconi, M.; Procacci, C.

Arteriovenous malformation of the pancreas in a patient with gastrointestinal bleeding: helical CT findings
pp. 259-262(4)
Authors: Chang, S.; Lim, H. K.; Lee, W. J.; Choi, D.; Jang, K.-T.

Ureteral colic: US versus CT
pp. 263-266(4)
Authors: Ripollés, T.; Errando, J.; Agramunt, M.; Martínez, M.-J.

Embolization of uterine fibroids
pp. 267-277(11)
Authors: Helmberger, T. K.; Jakobs, T. F.; Reiser, M. F.

Abstracts of selected papers from the current literature
pp. 278-281(4)

Book reviews
pp. 282-283(2)

Announcements
pp. 284-284(1)