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A quantitative analysis of sonographic images of the salivary gland: A comparison between sonographic and sialographic findings
Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology, 07/21/09

Chiku T et al. – Significant differences were observed between the normal and abnormal groups in all five indices of the PG and all five indices were correlated with the Rubin–Holt stage. As the Rubin–Holt stage became more severe, both the Hurst–ori and 2–D–FD became smaller. Alternatively, the Hurst–bs, avg–area, and area ratio became higher. Three indices were selected as useful predictors for detecting abnormal sialographic stages.

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