which is recommended for patients with poor pulmonary function. • The combination of ENB-guided MWA and VATS provided a potential for treatment optimization in patients with multiple bilateral ...

CT images obtained on admission (Panels E and F) show persistent pulmonary nodules with ... revealed persistent bilateral solid lung nodules with surrounding ground-glass opacities and a small ...

A solitary pulmonary nodule (SPN) is an isolated lung growth surrounded by normal tissue. Most SPNs are benign (not cancerous) when they're diagnosed. However, some nodules can enlarge and change ...

About 30% of all chest computed tomography (CT) scans contain one or more pulmonary nodules.1 Larger nodules can also be seen on chest radiographs.2 The most common cause of a pulmonary nodule is a ...

CT of the chest demonstrated innumerable lung nodules bilaterally, with a maximum size of 1 cm (see figure). No single dominant mass was evident. In addition, there were bilateral mediastinal and ...

THE broadening spectrum of rheumatoid disease is presenting new diagnostic problems for the clinician. This report is based on our investigation of obscure lung disease accompanied by migratory ...

Extracranial imaging revealed innumerable bilateral pulmonary nodules; hilar and mediastinal adenopathy; and hepatic, adrenal, and osseous metastases. A magnetic resonance imaging scan of the brain, ...

Pulmonary nodule stability was frequently observed on veterans’ follow-up CT scans. Other findings on follow-up scans include nonresolving nodules and new nodularity. HONOLULU — Follow-up high ...

Emory University and the University of California at Davis for newly found pulmonary nodules. At each center, all consecutive patients who underwent bronchoscopy with ICG-F before surgical ...

The subxiphoid single-incision procedure may be indicated in patients with bilateral pulmonary lesions requiring surgical resections.