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Abdominal trauma and lung nodules
Postgraduate Medical Journal, 2013Splenosis represents the deposition of viable splenic tissue in a different anatomic compartment, usually following trauma. The extent of deposition is related to the severity of trauma and amount of pulp tissue released into the abdominal and pelvic cavities. Thoracic splenosis, is the deposition of splenic tissue within the thoracic cavity and occurs
Dilip, Nazareth +5 more
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Solitary Amyloid Nodule in the Lung
Scandinavian Cardiovascular Journal, 1997A rare case of solitary nodular amyloidosis of the lung is presented. As the nodule was clinically observed to enlarge, neoplastic disease was strongly suspected. Histologic study of the resected specimen, however, revealed an amyloid nodule. Three years postoperatively there has been no recurrence.
I, Yoshino +4 more
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[Subcutaneous nodules and lung cavitated nodules].
Revue medicale de Bruxelles, 2003An african 22-year old man consulted because of disseminated subcutaneous nodules which appeared two months ago with an increasing number. He also complained from productive cough, wheezing and dyspnea on exertion. A chest CT-scan revealed multiple cavitated nodular lesions in both lungs.
E, Toussaint +5 more
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Investigative Radiology, 1991
Four subjects searched a chest image for lung nodules using an eye position-dependent display that presented the image of a nodule selectively to either the central or peripheral visual field, while preserving the appearance of the chest. The time required to scan the image and fixate the nodule was shortest for nodules that were both reported and ...
H L, Kundel, C F, Nodine, L, Toto
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Four subjects searched a chest image for lung nodules using an eye position-dependent display that presented the image of a nodule selectively to either the central or peripheral visual field, while preserving the appearance of the chest. The time required to scan the image and fixate the nodule was shortest for nodules that were both reported and ...
H L, Kundel, C F, Nodine, L, Toto
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2010
The quantity of digital medical images that must be reviewed by radiologists as part of routine clinical practice has greatly increased in recent years. New acquisition devices generate images that have higher spatial resolution, both in 2–D as well as 3–D, requiring physicians to use more sophisticated visualization tools.
Luca Bogoni +7 more
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The quantity of digital medical images that must be reviewed by radiologists as part of routine clinical practice has greatly increased in recent years. New acquisition devices generate images that have higher spatial resolution, both in 2–D as well as 3–D, requiring physicians to use more sophisticated visualization tools.
Luca Bogoni +7 more
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Fever and migratory nodules in the lung
Enfermedades infecciosas y microbiologia clinica (English ed.), 2023Aser, Alonso Carballo +3 more
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