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1997
Abstract ‘Cavitation is a most unpleasant hydrodynamic phenomenon, whose harmful effects are both widespread and obvious, and seriously handicap many areas of science and engineering. Conversely, its basic nature has long been veiled in mystery and only recently is it beginning to be understood’ wrote Knapp et al. (197GB).
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Abstract ‘Cavitation is a most unpleasant hydrodynamic phenomenon, whose harmful effects are both widespread and obvious, and seriously handicap many areas of science and engineering. Conversely, its basic nature has long been veiled in mystery and only recently is it beginning to be understood’ wrote Knapp et al. (197GB).
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2019
Cavitation is low-attenuation or lucency within a consolidation, nodule, or mass. While infection is the most common etiology of cavitation, other entities should also be considered. Cavitation of nodules, masses or consolidations is often related to infection, but can also occur in septic embolism, vasculitides, and pulmonary infarction.
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Cavitation is low-attenuation or lucency within a consolidation, nodule, or mass. While infection is the most common etiology of cavitation, other entities should also be considered. Cavitation of nodules, masses or consolidations is often related to infection, but can also occur in septic embolism, vasculitides, and pulmonary infarction.
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