Journal of Clinical Ultrasound · 1975 · 59 citations · 13 references
MedicineRadiologyDiagnostic ImagingUltrasonographyUltrasoundAdnexal Mass EvaluationBreast UltrasoundDiagnostic UltrasonographySoft Tissue Mass ImagingUltrasonicsUltrasound ImagingAbdominal Mass DetectionComplex Adnexal MassesCystic Lesion AssessmentSolid Lesion AssessmentSolid LesionsSolid Mass EvaluationUltrasonic Nondestructive EvaluationUltrasound Lesion Assessment
While superficial masses are usually apparent and easily palpated, it is sometimes difficult to determine whether they are cystic, solid, or mixed. Ultrasound was used to evaluate superficial masses determining their size, relationship to other structures and internal characteristics. In a series of 34 patients, ultrasound was able to differentiate among cystic, solid, or complex masses with a 94% accuracy.
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Ultrasonic Aspiration Transducer
Barry B. Goldberg, Howard Pollack · Radiology · 1972 · 79 citations
Differentiation of Renal Masses Using A-Mode Ultrasound
Barry B. Goldberg, Howard Pollack · The Journal of Urology · 2016 · 50 citations