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ACR-guided imaging workflow for Hepatocellular cancer: Solitary or multifocal disease with vascular invasion, cirrhotic. (Management of Liver Cancer): reco
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Hepatocellular cancer: Solitary or multifocal disease with vascular invasion, cirrhotic. (Management of Liver Cancer): reco
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Hepatocellular cancer: Multifocal, bilobar disease, at least 1 tumor greater than 5 cm, cirrhotic. (Management of Liver Can
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Hepatocellular cancer: Solitary tumor 3 to 5 cm, cirrhotic. (Management of Liver Cancer): recommended study, differential,
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Suspected acute pyelonephritis. History of pelvic renal transplant with native kidneys in situ and no other complications (
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Suspected acute pyelonephritis. Pregnant female with no other complications (eg, no history of diabetes, immune compromise,
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Suspected acute pyelonephritis. History of renal stones or renal obstruction. Initial imaging. (Acute Pyelonephritis): reco
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Suspected acute pyelonephritis. Complicated patient (eg, recurrent pyelonephritis, diabetes, immune compromise, advanced ag
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Suspected acute pyelonephritis. First-time presentation. Uncomplicated patient (eg, no history of pyelonephritis, diabetes,
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Suspected diaphragmatic hernia including traumatic, Bochdalek, or Morgagni. Initial imaging. (Hernia): recommended study, d
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Suspected deep pelvic hernia including obturator, sciatic, or perineal. Initial imaging. (Hernia): recommended study, diffe