GENERAL RADIOLOGY

EMBOLUS

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    Discussion   The portable film reveals prominent right side of the heart. What would you do now?   Related posts: 2: PORTABLE CHEST TECHNIQUE IN THE ICU 9:…

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PNEUMONIA

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    Discussion   Film reveals nodular masses throughout both lung fields. These nodular masses are bilateral, with indistinct borders. Occasionally, one may see a small area of breakdown.  …

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

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BIBLIOGRAPHY   1. Marik PE, Janower NL. The impact of routine chest radiography on ICU management decisions: An observational study. Am J Crit Care 1997;6:95–98.   2. Strain DS, Kinasewitz…

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1: INTRODUCTION

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CHAPTER 1   INTRODUCTION   Patients in the ICU are the most critically ill patients in the hospital. They are usually supported by many different types of mechanical devices and…

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arrangements

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Table 10.2 shows typical values for commonly used energies). Low energy beams, e.g. 4–6   MV are suited to more superficial volumes, e.g. head and neck PTVs, while deep pelvic PTVs will…

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tolerances and failure trends

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Figure 13.2 illustrates such a change in performance with time. Figure 13.2 Change in performance represented by a linear change of a parameter over a time period t after which…

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lymphomas

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Figure 20.25). Figure 20.25 Mycosis fungoides, with patches, plaques and nodules. The development of lymphadenopathy or visceral organ involvement worsens prognosis markedly and the development of large abnormal circulating T…

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