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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Imaging the Intensive Care Patientem 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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Imaging the Chest Trauma Patientma deaths result from thoracic injuries. In the USA each year, >300,000 patients are hospitalized and >25,000 die as a consequence of chest trauma [.–.]. Blunt trauma accounts for 90% of chest trauma, and the most common cases of blunt trauma are motor vehicle collisions and falls [., .].