Case 94: How Early is Early...
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Technical and Practice Issues * Case 11: 62-years old misdiagnosed to have interstitial lung disease - mid-inspiratory and expiratory scans * Snippet 03: Radiation risk and CT chest * Case 23: 60-years old - 40-pack years smoker - right upper lobe nodule - resolved using “mean” reconstructions…
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Case 93: The Asymmetric Chest Wall
Asymmetric chest wall
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Lecture: Lung Cancer Screening in a TB Endemic Country
LDCT in a TB endemic country is feasible despite the increase pick-up of nodules due to old or active TB
Current Case
A 24-years old with scleroderma, with no respiratory complaints, came for a CT scan of the chest to look for scleroderma ILD.
Do these findings suggest scleroderma ILD? Could this be an interstitial lung abnormality (ILA)? Or are these just gravity dependent densities?
Prone images were also obtained.
Have your thoughts changed?
The video below discusses this case in detail along with a discussion of scleroderma ILD changes.