J. bras. pneumol. vol.31 número6
Texto
Imagem
Documentos relacionados
A chest X-ray demonstrated significant right- sided pleural effusion (Figure 1), and a CT scan of the chest revealed right pleural effusion, thin septa, and atelectasis of
A chest X-ray and a chest CT scan (without contrast) identiied a 10 × 7 cm lesion in the left upper lobe without forming cleavage plans with the aorta and the pulmonary
At that point, the patient was submitted to a computed tomography scan of the chest, which revealed that the areas of consolidation, although smaller in size, persisted in both
A computed tomography scan of the chest revealed a 4-cm mass with heterogeneous content and pleural extension to the level of the lingula, as well as two micronodules in
Figure 2 - Tracheal stent: Damaged trachea measurements based on the computed tomography scan of the chest with three-dimensional reconstruction (a) and adapted tracheobronchial
A computed tomography scan of the chest revealed a 4-cm mass with heterogeneous content and pleural extension to the level of the lingula, as well as two micronodules in
Figure 2 - Tracheal stent: Damaged trachea measurements based on the computed tomography scan of the chest with three-dimensional reconstruction (a) and adapted tracheobronchial
A chest X-ray demonstrated significant right- sided pleural effusion (Figure 1), and a CT scan of the chest revealed right pleural effusion, thin septa, and atelectasis of