ArticleFrontiers in medicine2025
CEUS/CT fusion navigation for detection and interventional drainage of hidden peripancreatic abscesses in acute pancreatitis: a case report.
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- Contrast-enhanced ultrasound in critical care: a problem-solving approach.Frontiers in medicine · 2026Review
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Background and aims: Multimodal imaging virtual fusion navigation offers higher accuracy and real-time guidance compared to single imaging modalities. This case report explores the value of contrast-enhanced ultrasound (CEUS)/CT fusion navigation in the localization, characterization, and interventional guidance of a hidden peripancreatic abscess in acute pancreatitis. Methods: The case involved the use of contrast-enhanced ultrasound and CT virtual fusion navigation to identify and assess the hidden peripancreatic abscess in a patient diagnosed with acute pancreatitis. The fusion technology allowed for real-time navigation during interventional procedures, offering improved lesion localization and characterization. Results: CEUS/CT fusion navigation successfully localized and characterized the hidden peripancreatic abscess. The real-time navigation provided by the fusion technology improved the accuracy and safety of the interventional procedure. Conclusion: CEUS/CT fusion navigation technology demonstrated significant value in the precise localization, detailed characterization, and effective interventional guidance of a hidden peripancreatic abscess in acute pancreatitis. This approach offers a promising tool for managing similar complex cases in clinical practice.
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