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1. Chinese Expert Consensus and Guidelines on Oral Contrast Gastric Ultrasonography for Scanning Technique and Imaging Acquisition

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Guangxia Wang, Liying Miao, Yanfang Zhou, Xuemei He, Yinrong Cheng, Yuan Li, Ji-Bin Liu, Kang Wang, Ling Guan, Man Lu, Jianqiang Mao, Tingting Li, Jingyu Wang, Changjun Wu, Lu Wang, Xiaoxia Dou, Lixue Yin, Kairong Lei, Dong Xu, Jin Yan, Xingxing Duan, Zhiqing Cai, Shengjun Ma, Xiaoyan Li, Zhi Ding, Lina Tang, and Wenming Lu

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medicine.medical_specialty, business.industry, media_common.quotation_subject, Expert consensus, General Medicine, key words: gastric ultrasound|oral contrast agent|guideline|upper gi abnormalities, medicine, Medical technology, Contrast (vision), Medicine, Radiology, Ultrasonography, R855-855.5, business, human activities, media_common
Abstract

Upper gastrointestinal (GI) abnormalities are one of the most common disease in clinical practice, and among them, gastric cancer is one of the most common causes of cancer-related death in China. However, conventional trans-abdominal ultrasound is difficult to evaluate GI diseases due to gas filled in the GI tract. With the development of oral contrast agents in China, ultrasonography with oral contrast agent has been used to visualize upper GI tract (i.e., stomach and duodenum) as well as its surrounding structures. The primary purposes of this consensus and guideline written by Chinese experts is to provide a coherent and clinical perspectives and practical protocol for using oral contrast in upper GI ultrasound, including four components: (1) indications and contraindications of gastric contrast ultrasound; (2) patients and instruments preparation; (3) scanning technique and imaging acquisition; (4) diagnosis of upper GI abnormalities.

Published
2020

2. Chinese Expert Consensus and Guidelines on Oral Contrast Gastric Ultrasonography for Scanning Technique and Imaging Acquisition

Author

Tingting, Li, MD, primary, Xiaoyan, Li, MD, primary, Man, Lu, MD, primary, Ji-Bin, Liu, MD, primary, Wenming, Lu, MD, primary, Lixue, Yin, MD, primary, Changjun, Wu, MD, primary, Zhiqing, Cai, MD, primary, Guangxia, Wang, MD, primary, Liying, Miao, MD, primary, Jingyu, Wang, MD, primary, Dong, Xu, MD, primary, Jianqiang, Mao, MD, primary, Jin, Yan, MD, primary, Kang, Wang, MD, primary, Zhi, Ding, MD, primary, Ling, Guan, MD, primary, Lina, Tang, MD, primary, Shengjun, Ma, MD, primary, Yinrong, Cheng, MD, primary, Kairong, Lei, MD, primary, Yanfang, Zhou, MD, primary, Xingxing, Duan, MD, primary, Xuemei, He, MD, primary, Xiaoxia, Dou, MD, primary, Yuan, Li, MD, primary, and Lu, Wang, MD, primary

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2020
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3. Chinese Expert Consensus and Guidelines on Oral Contrast Gastric Ultrasonography for Scanning Technique and Imaging Acquisition

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Writing Group of the Gastroenterology Group of China Medical Education Association Ultrasound Committee , Tingting Li, MD, Xiaoyan Li, MD, Man Lu, MD, Ji-Bin Liu, MD, Wenming Lu, MD, Lixue Yin, MD, Changjun Wu, MD, Zhiqing Cai, MD, Guangxia Wang, MD, Liying Miao, MD, Jingyu Wang, MD, Dong Xu, MD, Jianqiang Mao, MD, Jin Yan, MD, Kang Wang, MD, Zhi Ding, MD, Ling Guan, MD, Lina Tang, MD, Shengjun Ma, MD, Yinrong Cheng, MD, Kairong Lei, MD, Yanfang Zhou, MD, Xingxing Duan, MD, Xuemei He, MD, Xiaoxia Dou, MD, Yuan Li, MD, Lu Wang, MD

Subjects
gastric ultrasound, oral contrast agent, guideline, upper gi abnormalities, Medical technology, R855-855.5, Medicine
Abstract

Upper gastrointestinal (GI) abnormalities are one of the most common disease in clinical practice, and among them, gastric cancer is one of the most common causes of cancer-related death in China. However, conventional trans-abdominal ultrasound is difficult to evaluate GI diseases due to gas filled in the GI tract. With the development of oral contrast agents in China, ultrasonography with oral contrast agent has been used to visualize upper GI tract (i.e., stomach and duodenum) as well as its surrounding structures. The primary purposes of this consensus and guideline written by Chinese experts is to provide a coherent and clinical perspectives and practical protocol for using oral contrast in upper GI ultrasound, including four components: (1) indications and contraindications of gastric contrast ultrasound; (2) patients and instruments preparation; (3) scanning technique and imaging acquisition; (4) diagnosis of upper GI abnormalities.

Published
2020
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