Titlebook: Diseases of the Heart, Chest & Breast 2011-2014; Diagnostic Imaging a J. Hodler,G. K. Schulthess,Ch. L. Zollikofer Book 2011 Springer Milan

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Gesch?ftsübergreifende Synergienreater ability to care for these patients [.]. For adult patients, collaboration between societies resulted in a classification system that has formed the basis for understanding and further investigating these diseases for the past decade [.]. No such system is used for children with such diseases.

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Adrian Paschke,Ralph Sch?fermeierult to interpret, as most images fall into predictable patterns of disease, which are different than in the adult patient. This chapter suggests an approach to imaging the normal chest radiograph and provides a framework for learning about diseases in the neonate. Broadly speaking, it divides neonat

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Maria Brigida Ferraro,Paolo Giordaniem that may progress or regress — simultaneously or in opposite directions. Most cardiopulmonary problems are the results of disease originating in the thorax, but a significant number are secondary to disease beyond the thorax. The limited quality of portable radiographs adds to the diagnostic diff

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Nima Mohammadi,Behnam Mousazadehng lung cancer, chronic airways disease, pneumonia and interstitial lung disease. Among all diagnostic tests, chest radiography is essential for confirming or excluding the diagnosis of most chest diseases. However, numerous lesions of a wide variety of disease processes affecting the thorax may be

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Mumtaz A. Qaisrani,Naveed Ahmed,Qiuwang Wangegorized by four broad groupings: granulomatous ILD (e.g., sarcoidosis), ILDs of known cause (e.g., drug-induced, connective-tissue-disease-related), idiopathic interstitial pneumonias, and a miscellaneous group [., .].

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-90720-4niquely — nonneoplastic. A diffuse lung disease (DLD) is a pathologic process in which it is not possible to localize unambiguously the topographic site of onset. Interstitial should be considered a misnomer, because several diffuse entities involve uniquely or at least partially the alveolar spaces

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-70074-3abnormality. The pattern approach has many critics, and indeed, not all diagnostic problems can be solved with this approach simply because some findings may not be feasible to include within a specific pattern only. In this workshop, tips and tricks to increase diagnostic yield of chest X-rays are