MRI and CT for Decision-Making in Obstetrics and Gynecology Practice

Prof. Noriomi Matsumura, Kindai University, Department of Obstetrics and GynecologyProfessor Matsumura is a clinician in obstetrics and gynecology and a medical researcher specializing in gynecologic oncology. He has conducted clinical research, genomic analysis, translational research, and diagnostic imaging studies. He is the editor-in-chief of the International Cancer Conference Journal, which publishes cancer case reports. He is also an editorial board member of Scientific Reports and Scintific Data. Prof. Mitsuru Matsuki, Department of Pediatric Medical Imaging, Jichi Children's Medical Center TochigiProfessor Matsuki is a general diagnostic radiologist, specializing in obstetrics and gynecology, central nervous system, and pediatrics. He has researched diagnostic imaging, diagnostic methods and techniques. Dr. Aki Kido, Department of Diagnostic Radiology, Toyama University HospitalAki Kido, MD, PhD of Toyama university, Japan, is an expert in the field of female genitourinary radiology. Graduating from Akita University, she had residency training in Department of diagnostic Radiology, Kyoto University Hospital and Fukui Red Cross Hospital.She devoted herself to her study under education of previous Prof. Kaori Togashi, Kyoto University about female genitourinary radiology during Graduate school of medicine, Kyoto University. Her main research activities include uterine function and diagnostic radiology in gynecological diseases and obstetrics. After acquisition of doctor of philosophy at Kyoto univeristy, she went abroad to Department of Radiology, Georgetown University Hospital, under education of Dr. Susan M. Ascher. She had experienced fused study of uterine arterial embolization and uterine function on MRI.Dr. Kido has authored more than hundred articles in peer-reviewed journals, several review papers and chapter of books. She is currently the associate professor of Toyama University. She has taught many graduate students, constructed studies with them and young researchers in female pelvic imaging, and published many articles.

• Part I General Introduction.- 1 IMAGE DIAGNOSIS BY A RADIOLOGIST.- 2 NON-CONTRAST SIMPLE MRI AND CONTRAST-ENHANCED MRI.- 3 SIMPLE CT AND CONTRAST-ENHANCED CT.- 4 PET/CT.- 5 RISKS AND BENEFITS OF MRI AND CT EXAMINATION IN PREGNANT WOMEN.- Part II Differential diagnosis of benign ovarian disease and malignancy.- 6 DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF OVARIAN TUMORS WITH MIXED ENHANCING AND CYSTIC AREAS - A. IMAGING DIAGNOSIS OF EPITHELIAL OVARIAN CANCER.- 7 DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF OVARIAN TUMORS WITH MIXED SOLID AND CYSTIC PARTS - B. IMAGING DIAGNOSIS OF OVARIAN SEROUS ADENOFIBROMA.- 8 DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF OVARIAN TUMORS WITH MIXED CYSTIC AND OVARIAN ENHANCEMENT - C. IMAGING DIAGNOSIS OF BORDERLINE MALIGNANT OVARIAN TUMORS.- 9 DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF OVARIAN TUMORS WITH SOLID AND CYSTIC COMPONENTS -D. IMAGING DIAGNOSIS OF POLYPOID ENDOMETRIOSIS.- 10 OVARIAN MALIGNANT TUMORS WITH MIXED ENHANCING AND CYSTIC AREASE - E. IMAGING DIAGNOSIS OF GRANULOSA CELL TUMORCARCINOMA.- 11 DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF OVARIAN TUMORS WITH MIXED ENHANCING AND CYSTIC AREAS - F. IMAGING DIAGNOSIS OF STRUMA OVARII.- 12 DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF OVARIAN ENDOMETRIOTIC CYSTS AND HEMORRHAGIC FUNCTIONAL CYSTS.- 13 ENDOMETRIOSIS SITES.- 14 IMAGING DIAGNOSIS OF OVARIAN TUMOR STEM TORSION.- 15 DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF MATURE AND IMMATURE TERATOMAS.- 16 DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF MALIGNANT TRANSFORMATION OF MATURE TERATOMA.- 17 DIAGNOSISIMAGING OF THE ORGAN OF ORIGIN OF A SUBSTANTIAL SOLID PELVIC MASS.- 18 DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING OF ACTINOMYCOSIS.- Part III Differential Diagnosis of Benign Diseases and Malignant Tumors of the Uterus.- 19 DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS BETWEEN PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE ENDOMETRIUM AND MASS LESIONS SUCH AS ENDOMETRIAL POLYPS.- 20 DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING AND TREATMENT STRATEGIES FOR UTERINE MALFORMATIONS.- 21 DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF UTERINE FIBROIDS AND ADENOMYOSIS.- 22 DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF ENDOMETRIAL POLYPS, ENDOMETRIAL HYPERPLASIA AND ENDOMETRIAL CANCER.- 23 DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF UTERINE LEIOMYOSARCOMA AND UTERINE SARCOMA (LEIOMYOSARCOMA, ENDOMETRIAL STROMAL SARCOMA).- 24 DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF CERVICAL CYSTIC LESIONS: NABOTHIAN CYST, TUNNEL CLUSTER, LEGH, MDA.- Part IV Diagnostic Imaging for Determining a Practice Strategy for Malignant Tumors.- 25 IMAGING OF LOCAL EXTENSION OF CERVICAL CANCER (SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA) AND CERVICAL ADENOCARCINOMA.- 26 IMAGING OF LOCAL EXTENSION OF ENDOMETRIAL CANCER.- 27 DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF CARCINOSARCOMA AND USUAL ENDOMETRIAL CARCINOMA.- 28 DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING OF LYMPH NODE METASTASES.- 29 IMAGING DIAGNOSIS OF PERITONEAL DISSEMINATION.- 30 IMAGING OF RESIDUAL DISEASE AFTER RADIOTHERAPY FOR CERVICAL CANCER.- Part V Diseases Other Than Uterus and Adnexa.- 31 DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING OF PERITONEAL INCLUSION CYSTS.- 32 DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING OF POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS.- 33 IMAGING OF INSUFFICIENCY FRACTURES AFTER RADIOTHERAPY.- Part VI Diagnostic Imaging of Placental and Pregnancy-Related Diseases.- 34 IMAGING DIAGNOSIS OF ECTOPIC PREGNANCY.- 35 DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING OF ADHERENT PLACENTA ACCRETA SPECTRUM (PAS).- 36 IMAGING OF PLACENTAL POLYPS (RPOC).- 37 IMAGING OF POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGE.- 38 IMAGING DIAGNOSIS OF DECIDUALIZED ENDOMETRIOTIC CYSTS.- 39 DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING OF HYPERREACTIVE LUTEINALIS.- 40 IMAGING DIAGNOSIS OF RED DEGENERATION OF UTERINE FIBROIDS.- 41 IMAGING DIAGNOSIS OF PLACENTAL HEMANGIOMA.