Snippet 22: What Defines an Ideal CT for Diffuse Lung Diseases
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This 16 mins snippet describes what it takes to obtain a high quality CT scan in a patient with suspected or known diffuse lung disease. Without a high quality scan, everything we do can be erroneous with missed diagnosis and mis-diagnosis.
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