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1. Osteoporosis

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Brunner, P., Cucchi, J. M., Gangi, A., Louis, O., Mourou, M.-Y., Osteaux, M., and Bruneton, Jean Noel, editor

Published
1999
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5. Second Generation PACS Concept: A Global View

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Osteaux, M., Bakker, A. R., Bell, D., Kofakis, P., Mattheus, R., Meyer-Ebrecht, D., Van de Velde, R., Wendler, Th., Osteaux, Michel, editor, Bakker, A. R., editor, Bell, D., editor, Mattheus, R., editor, Meyer-Ebrecht, D., editor, Orphanoudakis, S., editor, Van de Velde, R., editor, and Wendler, Th., editor

Published
1992
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6. Medical Requirements for Clinical Integration

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Osteaux, M., Van den Broeck, R., Temmerman, Y., Wein, B., Osteaux, Michel, editor, Bakker, A. R., editor, Bell, D., editor, Mattheus, R., editor, Meyer-Ebrecht, D., editor, Orphanoudakis, S., editor, Van de Velde, R., editor, and Wendler, Th., editor

Published
1992
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10. The Knee Joint

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Shahabpour, M., Osteaux, M., Casteleyn, P.-P., Osteaux, Michel, editor, De Meirleir, Kenny, editor, and Shahabpour, Maryam, editor

Published
1991
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14. European semi-anthropomorphic spine phantom for the calibration of bone densitometers: Assessment of precision, stability and accuracy the European quantitation of osteoporosis study group

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Pearson, J., Dequeker, J., Henley, M., Bright, J., Reeve, J., Kalender, W., Laval-Jeantet, A. M., Rüegsegger, P., Felsenberg, D., Adams, J., Birkenhäger, J. C., Braillon, P., Curiel, M. Diaz, Fischer, M., Galan, F., Geusens, P., Hyldstrup, L., Jaeger, P., Jonson, R., Kalef-Ezras, J., Kotzki, P., Kröger, H., van Lingen, A., Nilsson, S., Osteaux, M., Cano, R. Perez, Reid, D. M., Reiners, C., Ribot, C., Schneider, P., Slosman, D. O., and Wittenberg, G.

Published
1995
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18. Osteoporosis

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Brunner, P., primary, Cucchi, J. M., additional, Gangi, A., additional, Louis, O., additional, Mourou, M.-Y., additional, and Osteaux, M., additional

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1999
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24. Kidney Tumor Vascularization: Morphology and Angiogenesis, a Microangiographic Experimental Study

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Osteaux, M., Jeanmart, L., Ackermann, R., Bachmann, K. D., Baert, A., Behrendt, H., Beyer, D., Bischoff, W., Boijsen, E., Dominick, H. Chr., Fiedler, V., Fuchs, W. A., Georgi, M., Goerttler, U., Goldberg, H. I., Günther, R., Havers, W., Heckemann, R., Holfeld, H., Jeanmart, L., Kaude, J. V., Leder, L.-D., Löhr, E., Marberger, M., Marchal, G., Mellin, P., Moss, A. A., Olsson, O., Osteaux, M., Richter, H. J., Scherer, E., Stambolis, Chr., Strötges, M. W., Swart, B., Wilms, G., and Löhr, Eberhard, editor

Published
1979
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25. Quiz Case

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Meysman, M, Demey, J, Van Herreweghe, R, Noppen, M, Osteaux, M, and Vincken, W

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2001
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31. Kidneys

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Struyven, J., Osteaux, M., Huvenne, R., Jeanmart, L., Baert, A., editor, Jeanmart, L., editor, and Wackenheim, A., editor

Published
1978
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32. Chest

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Osteaux, M., Jeanmart, L., Struyven, J., Huvenne, R., Baert, A., editor, Jeanmart, L., editor, and Wackenheim, A., editor

Published
1978
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33. Liver

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Osteaux, M., Struyven, J., Huvenne, R., Jeanmart, L., Baert, A., editor, Jeanmart, L., editor, and Wackenheim, A., editor

Published
1978
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34. Mediastinum

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Baert, A. L., Biondetti, P., Darras, T., De Somer, P., Divano, L., Ferrané, J., Grivegnee, A., Hauser, H., Jeanmart, L., Larde, D., Nijssens, M., Osteaux, M., Vasile, N., Jeanmart, Louis, Baert, Albert L., and Wackenheim, Auguste

Published
1983
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35. Neck

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De Becker, D., Osteaux, M., Stadnik, T., Stienon, M., Vukanovic, S., Jeanmart, Louis, Baert, Albert L., and Wackenheim, Auguste

Published
1983
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40. Renal and Adrenal Tumors

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Ackermann, R., primary, Bachmann, K. D., additional, Baert, A., additional, Behrendt, H., additional, Beyer, D., additional, Bischoff, W., additional, Boijsen, E., additional, Dominick, H. Chr., additional, Fiedler, V., additional, Fuchs, W. A., additional, Georgi, M., additional, Goerttler, U., additional, Goldberg, H. I., additional, Günther, R., additional, Havers, W., additional, Heckemann, R., additional, Holfeld, H., additional, Jeanmart, L., additional, Kaude, J. V., additional, Leder, L.-D., additional, Löhr, E., additional, Marberger, M., additional, Marchal, G., additional, Mellin, P., additional, Moss, A. A., additional, Olsson, O., additional, Osteaux, M., additional, Richter, H. J., additional, Scherer, E., additional, Stambolis, Chr., additional, Strötges, M. W., additional, Swart, B., additional, and Wilms, G., additional

Published
1979
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41. Glenoid dysplasia

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Grignard, F, De Maeseneer, M, Scheerlinck, T, Handelberg, F, Shahabpour, M, Machiels, F, Osteaux, M, Supporting clinical sciences, Physiotherapy, Human Physiology and Anatomy, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, Surgical clinical sciences, Medicine and Pharmacy academic/administration, Medical Imaging and Physical Sciences, and Medical Imaging

Subjects
musculoskeletal diseases, Cartilage, Articular, Male, shoulder joint, ARTHROGRAPHY, Humerus, Middle Aged, musculoskeletal system, rotator cuff, RUPTURE, Ligaments, Articular, Humans, scapula, Tomography, X-Ray Computed, arthroscopy
Abstract

A 60-year-old man with dysplasia of the glenoid and a rotator cuff tear is reported on. Because of the tear, CT arthrography was performed, offering an opportunity to evaluate the various soft tissue abnormalities accompanying glenoid dysplasia. Marked thickening of the glenoid cartilage and labrum was apparent, as well as an abnormal posterolateral orientation of the glenoid cavity. A deep notch was observed along the central portion of the glenoid cartilage. Furthermore the middle glenohumeral ligament appeared thickened and cordlike.

Published
1998

42. Giant cell tumor of the tendon sheath in the knee

Author

Machiels, F, De Maeseneer, M, Scheerlinck, T, Bourgain, C, Osteaux, M, Supporting clinical sciences, Physiotherapy, Human Physiology and Anatomy, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, Surgical clinical sciences, Pathological Anatomy, and Medical Imaging

Subjects
musculoskeletal diseases, Adult, knee joint, Hyalin, integumentary system, fibrosis, Humans, magnetic resonance imaging, Female, Synovitis, Pigmented Villonodular, musculoskeletal system, Tomography, X-Ray Computed, Giant Cells
Abstract

The clinical, imaging and pathologic findings in a 28-year-old patient with a giant cell tumor of the tendon sheath in the knee are reported.

Published
1997

43. CT doses in children: a multicentre study

Author

UCL, Pages, J, Buls, N, Osteaux, M., UCL, Pages, J, Buls, N, and Osteaux, M.

Abstract

We evaluated examination protocols used for common CT procedures of paediatric patients at different hospitals in Belgium in order to determine whether adjustments related to patient size are made in scanning parameters, and to compare patient doses with proposed reference levels. Three paediatric hospitals and one non-paediatric hospital participated in the study. Weighted CT dose-index (CTDIw), dose-length product (DLP) and effective dose (E) were evaluated for three patient ages (1 year, 5 years and 10 years) and three common procedures (brain, thorax and abdomen). CTDIw and DLP values higher than the reference levels were found for all types of evaluated examination. E ranged from 0.4 mSv to 2.3 mSv, 1.1 mSv to 6.6 mSv, and 2.3 mSv to 19.9 mSv for brain, thorax and abdomen examinations, respectively. All centres but one adapted their protocols as a function of patient size. However, no common trend in the selection of protocols was observed. Some centres divided the whole range of patient size into only two/three groups by age, while others classified the patients into six groups by weight. It was also observed that some centres used the same mAs for the total range of patient sizes and decreased the pitch factor for small children, which resulted in higher doses. This indicates the importance of careful selection of technical scan parameters. If CT parameters used for paediatric patients are not adjusted on the basis of examination type, age and/or size of the child, then some patients will be exposed to an unnecessarily high radiation dose during CT examinations.

Published
2003

45. Size of cortical bone and relationship to bone mineral density assessed by quantitative computed tomography image segmentation

Author

Louis, O., Den Winkel, P., Peter Covens, Schoutens, A., Osteaux, M., Supporting clinical sciences, Vriendenkring VUB, Preventie- & Milieudienst, and Medical Imaging and Physical Sciences

Subjects
Aged, 80 and over, Male, Bone Density, Humans, Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and imaging, Female, General Medicine, Tomography, X-Ray Computed, Bone and Bones, Aged
Abstract

RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES: The accuracy of the measurement of the size of cortical bone on computed tomography (CT) images of human vertebrae was evaluated using an automated contour detection and segmentation procedure. METHODS: Forty human lumbar vertebrae were scanned using 8-mm slices and an automated detection for definition of trabecular and cortical region of interest. The vertebrae were embedded in a polyester resin and 8-mm-thick midvertebral specimens were excised using a diamond circular saw. Contact radiographs of these specimens were performed and, after photograph magnification, the cortical area was measured using computerized planimetry. RESULTS: Cortical area measured on CT images was highly correlated with the area measured by planimetry on the specimens (r = .91; P < .001) with, however, a systematic over-estimation. A significant relationship was found between density and width of the cortex (r = .56; P < .001). CONCLUSIONS: Computed tomography is able to assess the size of cortical bonein human vertebrae, but a threshold detection algorithm, as used in the current study, is not adequate to obtain the precise anatomic dimensions.

Published
1993

47. [Untitled]

Author

Osteaux M

Subjects
medicine.medical_specialty, business.industry, medicine, Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and imaging, Medical physics, General Medicine, Radiology information systems, business
Published
2000

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