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2022
Since the advent of helical scanning in the late 1980s, computed tomography (CT) scanning of the chest has become a core part of CT practice. This has been largely due to the relative non-invasive nature of the procedure, coupled with the capability of CT of the chest to assess multiple differentials concurrently and at high sensitivity.
Starkey, Debbie +2 more
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Since the advent of helical scanning in the late 1980s, computed tomography (CT) scanning of the chest has become a core part of CT practice. This has been largely due to the relative non-invasive nature of the procedure, coupled with the capability of CT of the chest to assess multiple differentials concurrently and at high sensitivity.
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Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 1983
A case of meconium thorax resulting from spontaneous perforation of the colon associated with a right Bochdalek's foramen, without herniation, is presented. The baby had immediate respiratory distress postpartum resulting from the meconium in the pleural cavity.
G, Farrelly, R, Fitzgerald, T, Mathews
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A case of meconium thorax resulting from spontaneous perforation of the colon associated with a right Bochdalek's foramen, without herniation, is presented. The baby had immediate respiratory distress postpartum resulting from the meconium in the pleural cavity.
G, Farrelly, R, Fitzgerald, T, Mathews
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Equine Practice, 1986
Diagnostic ultrasound is an important adjunct to existing methods in the diagnosis of thoracic disease in the horse. This article discusses scanning techniques, anatomy of the thoracic cavity, and how diagnosis of pleural effusion, pulmonary abscessation, pneumothorax, and vegetative endocarditis may be facilitated by ultrasound.
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Diagnostic ultrasound is an important adjunct to existing methods in the diagnosis of thoracic disease in the horse. This article discusses scanning techniques, anatomy of the thoracic cavity, and how diagnosis of pleural effusion, pulmonary abscessation, pneumothorax, and vegetative endocarditis may be facilitated by ultrasound.
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2013
Typing “anatomy” or “interactive anatomy” into the search-window of any web browser elicits information on hundreds of potentially useful websites. Most are very helpful in learning what is needed to pass an examination or to prepare a surgical intervention accurately. However, accurate anatomical descriptions for any one approaching thoracic pediatric
Ruggeri G. +3 more
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Typing “anatomy” or “interactive anatomy” into the search-window of any web browser elicits information on hundreds of potentially useful websites. Most are very helpful in learning what is needed to pass an examination or to prepare a surgical intervention accurately. However, accurate anatomical descriptions for any one approaching thoracic pediatric
Ruggeri G. +3 more
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Radiologic Clinics of North America, 1990
Significant progress has been made in the treatment of Hodgkin's disease and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. Responses to treatment may vary. Complications often occur. This article reviews the radiographic and clinical aspects of how the thorax responds to treatment.
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Significant progress has been made in the treatment of Hodgkin's disease and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. Responses to treatment may vary. Complications often occur. This article reviews the radiographic and clinical aspects of how the thorax responds to treatment.
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