Titlebook: Nuclear medicine and lung diseases; Jean-Louis Baulieu,Patrice Diot,Etienne Lemarié Book 1993 Springer-Verlag France 1993 Chest Diseases.L

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Pulmonary embolism,ortem rates, diagnosis of pulmonary embolism is estimated between 10 and 20%. Prognosis depends upon the degree of pulmonary artery obstruction, appropriateness of treatment, long term chronic heart failure and risk of recurrence.

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Preoperative assessment of pulmonary function,y insufficiency after pneumonectomy or even lobectomy. More recently, the development of lung transplantations has increased the necessity for precise pre-operative measurement of pulmonary function. Many techniques have been reported to be useful for such a purpose. Some, such as bronchospirometry,

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Diffuse interstitial lung diseases,near patterns on chest roentgenogram. They are characterized by a diffuse infiltration of alveolar walls by inflammatory or malignant cells, connective tissue or fluid. About 100 entities have been ascribed to diffuse interstitial lung disease. The aim of the clinician is to confirm the diagnosis of

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Infectious diseases,l examination, some laboratory tests and radiographic techniques. In some precise cases, scintigraphic techniques can be useful in order to reveal the localization of the infectious lesions rapidly. Most of these techniques are not very infection specific.

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Right-to-left shunt,ormally a part of mediastinal, portal, bronchial and myocardial venous blood flows into the left cavities resulting in a physiologic shunt, about 1 to 2% of the cardiac output. In pathologic conditions, much greater shunts may be encountered: extrapulmonary shunts due to congenital cardiac malformat