Journal Article:

S. Granberg and M. Wikland

A comparison between ultrasound and gynecologic examination for detection of enlarged ovaries in a group of women at risk for ovarian carcinoma
J Ultrasound Med 1988 7: 59-64. [Abstract]  

D. A. Nyberg, D. R. Cyr, L. A. Mack, J. Fitzsimmons, D. Hickok, and B. S. Mahony

The Dandy-Walker malformation prenatal sonographic diagnosis and its clinical significance
J Ultrasound Med 1988 7: 65-71. [Abstract]  

E. I. Bluth, L. V. McVay, 3rd, C. R. Merritt, and M. A. Sullivan

The identification of ulcerative plaque with high resolution duplex carotid scanning
J Ultrasound Med 1988 7: 73-76. [Abstract]  

C. Kimme-Smith, L. W. Bassett, and R. H. Gold

High frequency breast ultrasound. Hand-held versus automated units; examination for palpable mass versus screening
J Ultrasound Med 1988 7: 77-81. [Abstract]  

G. Janetschek, A. Putz, and H. Feichtinger

Renal transitional cell carcinoma mimicking stone echoes
J Ultrasound Med 1988 7: 83-86.  

D. R. Cyr, W. G. Guntheroth, D. A. Nyberg, J. R. Smith, S. R. Nudelman, and M. Ek

Prenatal diagnosis of an intrapericardial teratoma. A cause for nonimmune hydrops
J Ultrasound Med 1988 7: 87-90.  

E. B. Albright, J. P. Crane, and G. D. Shackelford

Prenatal diagnosis of a bronchogenic cyst
J Ultrasound Med 1988 7: 90-95.  

J. A. Curtis and L. Watson

Sonographic diagnosis of omphalocele in the first trimester of fetal gestation
J Ultrasound Med 1988 7: 97-100.  

I. Kinori and M. D. Rifkin

A truly wandering spleen
J Ultrasound Med 1988 7: 101-105.  

D. Kauzlaric, E. Barmeir, P. Peyer, and S. Tschuor

Sonographic appearance of urethral diverticulum in the male
J Ultrasound Med 1988 7: 107-109.  

B. N. Raghavendra, F. J. Epstein, R. S. Pinto, N. B. Genieser, and S. C. Horii

Sonographic diagnosis of diastematomyelia
J Ultrasound Med 1988 7: 111-113.  

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