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CT Staging in Lung Cancer

By Scott Williams

Computed tomography (CT) is the mainstay of radiological imaging for the staging of bronchogenic carcinoma. It is the role of the radiologist to define the anatomic extent of the tumor and assist the thoracic surgeon in deciding whether the tumor is potentially resectable or likely unresectable.

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CME - Table 1: Per patient staging of mediastinal adenopathy by CT

By Scott Williams

August 28, 2001

Lung cancer references

By Scott Williams

August 28, 2001

SPECT Imaging in Seizure Disorders Discussion

By Scott Williams

CT and MRI have low sensitivity for seizure foci detection, 17% and 34% respectively. The role of brain SPECT is to localize the seizure focus.

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Ref11 SPECT seizure

By Scott Williams

August 28, 2001

Ref10 Seizure SPECT

By Scott Williams

August 28, 2001