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British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2012
Pleural disease is now recognized as an important subspecialty of pulmonary medicine, with increasing provision being made for specialist services and procedures. In response, the field of pleural imaging has advanced in recent years, especially with regard to ultrasound. Salient multimodality imaging techniques are discussed.
Mortensen, Chloe +2 more
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Pleural disease is now recognized as an important subspecialty of pulmonary medicine, with increasing provision being made for specialist services and procedures. In response, the field of pleural imaging has advanced in recent years, especially with regard to ultrasound. Salient multimodality imaging techniques are discussed.
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Effect of amiloride in human and sheep parietal pleura
Respiratory Physiology and Neurobiology, 2002 The fluid and solute transport properties of human parietal pleura were studied and compared with sheep parietal pleura in vitro. The pleura was mounted as a planar sheet between Ussing-type chambers.
K I Gourgoulianis +2 more
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Clinics in Chest Medicine, 1985
Radiologic imaging of the pleura has undergone dramatic changes in the past 5 years. This can be primarily attributed to the availability and better understanding of computed tomography and, to a lesser extent, ultrasonography. When used in the proper clinical-radiologic environment, abnormalities of the pleural space can be quickly identified ...
R D, Pugatch, P W, Spirn
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Radiologic imaging of the pleura has undergone dramatic changes in the past 5 years. This can be primarily attributed to the availability and better understanding of computed tomography and, to a lesser extent, ultrasonography. When used in the proper clinical-radiologic environment, abnormalities of the pleural space can be quickly identified ...
R D, Pugatch, P W, Spirn
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Multiple Calcifying Fibrous Pseudotumor of the Pleura
Journal of Thoracic Oncology, 2008 Calcifying fibrous pseudotumor (CFP) of the pleura is a rare benign lesion. Eleven cases of CFP of the pleura have been reported, and multiple nodules were present in seven cases.
Jong Hui Suh, Ok Ran Shin
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1974
Abstract Among 950 patients with sarcoidosis at the Mount Sinai Hospital, New York City, 7 had pleural involvement.
E L, Chusid, L E, Siltzbach
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Abstract Among 950 patients with sarcoidosis at the Mount Sinai Hospital, New York City, 7 had pleural involvement.
E L, Chusid, L E, Siltzbach
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Ultraschall in der Medizin - European Journal of Ultrasound
AbstractThe CME review presented here is intended to explain the significance of pleural sonography to the interested reader and to provide information on its application. At the beginning of sonography in the 80 s of the 20th centuries, with the possible resolution of the devices at that time, the pleura could only be perceived as a white line. Due to
Rudolf Horn +5 more
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AbstractThe CME review presented here is intended to explain the significance of pleural sonography to the interested reader and to provide information on its application. At the beginning of sonography in the 80 s of the 20th centuries, with the possible resolution of the devices at that time, the pleura could only be perceived as a white line. Due to
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Thoracic Surgery Clinics, 2011
The pleura is a monolayer of mesothelial cells covering the lung and inner surface of the chest cavity, creating the pleural space. The mesothelial cells rest on a matrix of collagen, elastic fibers, blood vessels, and lymphatics, which allow the lung and chest to expand and contract, protected from friction by the pleural fluid and properties of the ...
David J, Finley, Valerie W, Rusch
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The pleura is a monolayer of mesothelial cells covering the lung and inner surface of the chest cavity, creating the pleural space. The mesothelial cells rest on a matrix of collagen, elastic fibers, blood vessels, and lymphatics, which allow the lung and chest to expand and contract, protected from friction by the pleural fluid and properties of the ...
David J, Finley, Valerie W, Rusch
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Diseases of the Chest, 1959
(1) Eight cases of tumor of the pleural are presented. All are believed to be of mesothelial origin. Six were diffuse, two solitary. One diffuse tumor may have been primary in the peritoneum with spread to the pleura. All cases with diffuse tumors are dead two to 40 months from onset of symptoms. Both cases with solitary types are living one year and
M W, WOLCOTT +3 more
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(1) Eight cases of tumor of the pleural are presented. All are believed to be of mesothelial origin. Six were diffuse, two solitary. One diffuse tumor may have been primary in the peritoneum with spread to the pleura. All cases with diffuse tumors are dead two to 40 months from onset of symptoms. Both cases with solitary types are living one year and
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Diseases of the Chest, 1951
The differential points and diagnostic procedures to be evaluated in a case presenting a circumscribed or “coin” lesion of the chest have been given. The literature concerning the subject of cystic formations of the chest, including the so-called “pericardial coelomic cysts,” has been reviewed.
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The differential points and diagnostic procedures to be evaluated in a case presenting a circumscribed or “coin” lesion of the chest have been given. The literature concerning the subject of cystic formations of the chest, including the so-called “pericardial coelomic cysts,” has been reviewed.
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