Significados de pulmonary nodule en inglés

Three presentations are described: solitary pulmonary nodule, consolidation, and diffuse pattern.

We introduce a case of pulmonary hyalinizing granuloma presented as a solitary pulmonary nodule located subpleurally.

Fifteen patients presented with pulmonary nodule(s) after completion of therapy.

Background: To develop a high-efficiency pulmonary nodule computer-aided detection (CAD) method for localization and diameter estimation.

A chest radiograph showed a 2-cm solitary pulmonary nodule with a small cavity in the right lower lobe.

Especially, patients with pulmonary metastasis identified after completion of treatment or with a solitary pulmonary nodule had good prognoses.

We present a 21-year-old male with a solitary pulmonary nodule found during a routine chest X-ray with CT scan confirmation.

Conclusions: The reported results suggest that the developed lung pulmonary nodule CAD method possesses high accuracies of nodule localization and diameter estimation.

This report presents the first case demonstrating the coexistence of L-FLAC and AIS in the same pulmonary nodule, harboring different genetic mutations.

The patient was a 57-year-old man who had abnormal chest roentgenograms showing a solitary pulmonary nodule in the right lower lung field.

The most common finding was a solitary pulmonary nodule, seen in nine (50%) of 18 patients.

Histologic examination of the pulmonary nodule, which was excised after the initiation of immunotherapy, revealed a dense lymphocytic infiltrate associated with the metastatic melanoma.

A small, solitary, predominantly solid pulmonary nodule (7 x 6 mm) was found in a 63-year-old woman during a CT screening for lung cancer.

Four months postoperatively, a follow-up computer tomography revealed multiple bilateral pulmonary nodules.

Introduction: Pulmonary nodules often require operative resection to obtain a diagnosis.

Objective: To investigate the detection rate of pulmonary nodules in ultralow-dose CT acquisitions.