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| Abdominal and pelvic radiographs of medical devices and materials- part 2: neurologic and genitourinary devices and materials | Rishi Philip MATHEW,Medica SAM,Timothy ALEXANDER,Vimal PATEL,Gavin LOW | 160–167 |
| Benign focal liver lesions masquerading as primary liver cancers on MRI | Manickam SUBRAMANIAN,Hsien Min LOW,Myeong-Jin KIM,Cher Heng TAN | 168–175 |
| The role of MRI in the diagnosis and treatment of gastric cancer | Yingjing ZHANG,Jianchun YU | 176–182 |
| MRI in pregnant patients with suspected abdominal and pelvic cancer: a practical guide for radiologists | Benedetta GUI,Francesco CAMBI,Maura MICCO,Martina SBARRA,Federica PETTA,Rosa AUTORINO,Rosa De VINCENZO,Vincenzo VALENTINI,Giovanni SCAMBIA,Riccardo MANFREDI | 183–192 |
| Duodenal tumors on cross-sectional imaging with emphasis on multidetector computed tomography: a pictorial review | Blanca DOMENECH-XIMENOS,Sergi JUANPERE,Isabel SERRA,Jaume CODINA,Albert MAROTO | 193–199 |
| Management strategy of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pneumonia in the radiology department: a Chinese experience | Peng AN,Yingjian YE,Min CHEN,Yuting CHEN,Wufeng FAN,Yong WANG | 200–203 |
| How imaging should properly be used in COVID-19 outbreak: an Italian experience | Nicola SVERZELLATI,Francesca MILONE,Maurizio BALBI | 204–206 |
| Volumetric MRI-guided, high-intensity focused ultrasound ablation of uterine leiomyomas: ASEAN preliminary experience | Bilgin KESERCİ,Nguyen Minh DUC,Chandran NADARAJAN,Huynh Quang HUY,Aishah SAIZAN,Wan Aireene Wan AHMED,Khalid OSMAN,Mohd Shafie ABDULLAH | 207–215 |
| Transarterial embolization with n-butyl cyanoacrylate for the treatment of abdominal wall hemorrhage | Tales V.C. ALBUQUERQUE,Lucas M. MONSIGNORE,Luis Henrique de CASTRO-AFONSO,Jorge ELIAS-JUNIOR,Valdair F. MUGLIA,Daniel G. ABUD | 216–222 |
| Treatment strategies and prognosis for initially unresectable ruptured hepatocellular carcinoma: a single-center experience in 94 patients |