Focal lung opacities: tumour vs infection with Miranda Siemienowicz
Friday Radiology Lecture Livestream hosted by Andrew Murphy in support of the Radiopaedia 2024 Virtual Conference (July 22-26). Register now at bit.ly/radiopaedia2024
Friday Radiology Lecture Livestream hosted by Andrew Murphy in support of the Radiopaedia 2024 Virtual Conference (July 22-26). Register now at bit.ly/radiopaedia2024
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“Somebody got upset, and then ordered a PET” is my new favorite line. That was fantastic! Great lecture. Thank you!
Outstanding class! Thank you very much!
I like the concept of who is in charge. Thank you very much , am a resident from Nigeria and i learnt alot
very helpful!
Thoroughly enriching....thanks Dr Miranda...
Wonderful! Thank you so much, Miranda!
Well done! Thank you!
thanks so much Miranda!, it´s wonderful to hear this amazing lecture again
Thank you so much for a great presentation
Excellent video. Thank you very much
thank you very much
Outstanding!
outstanding... no words for you mam
Thank you for this valuable information.
Thanks
Outstanding 👍
So informative thanks
Very informative
excellent
Very good lecture, lesson learnt, who's in charge ? Lung vs lesion
So basically, if the mass is pressing on the airway or the lung, causing it to shrink, it suggests malignancy. If the opposite happens, it suggests infection. Am I getting this right?