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,The Thorax — Mediastinum, Even with tomography, it may not be possible to determine the origin and nature of lesions seen on the chest radiograph. In addition, some lesions are obscured by neighbouring structures and may not be detectable by any of the standard methods. For these reasons, the diagnosis of mediastinal abnorm

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,The Thorax — Lungs, Pleura and Chest Wall, way in which the lung fields are displayed. The capacity of CT to detect finer variations in density than conventional radiography does, however, mean that CT can detect small lesions such as metastases or minimal parenchymal changes when these are not visible or only suspected on the standard radi

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,The Abdomen — Liver and Biliary Tract,frequently have a density very similar to that of the surrounding liver parenchyma and may be difficult to detect even on high-quality scans. For this reason, artefacts are particularly detrimental to CT diagnosis of liver disease, depending, as it does almost entirely, on the detection of differenc

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Lymph Node Disease of the Abdomen and Pelvis,internal iliac and mesenteric nodes, and those in the porta hepatis and the retrocrural space. In this chapter, the CT findings in lymph node disease are described and the relationship of CT to lymphography in different tumour types is discussed.

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The Pelvis,ems of interpretation. First, there is relatively little intervening fat between adjacent organs and structures. Secondly, small bowel loops have an inconstant shape and position and may be interpreted as representing a pelvic mass. Thirdly, many small structures pass through the pelvic adipose tiss

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