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Comparison of volume-based and diameter-based assessment of solid nodules in lung cancer screening

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By Mark M Hammer
| Thorax Verified
Lung cancer screening (LCS) with low-dose CT has been proven to reduce lung cancer-specific mortality in high-risk individuals. However, there has been a lot of concern regarding false-positive scans requiring additional imaging follow-up or even biopsies. Reporting guidelines, such as those developed by the American College of Radiology (ACR Lung-RADS)1 or the British Thoracic Society (BTS),2 aim to reduce false positives and standardise nodule management.
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Incidental detection of parathyroid adenomas on chest CT before clinical presentation of hyperparathyroidism

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By Raquelle El Alam, Mark M Hammer
| Academic Radiology Verified
Key Words Parathyroid adenoma Incidental finding Opportunistic screening Hyperparathyroidism Get full text access Log in, subscribe or purchase for full access. References 1. Naik, M. ∙ Khan, S.R. ∙ Owusu, D. ... Contemporary multimodality imaging of primary hyperparathyroidism RadioGraphics. 2022; 42:841-860 2. Fraser, P.W.D. Hyperparathyroidism. July 11 2009; 374:145-158 3. Yeh, M.W. ∙ Wiseman, J.E. ∙ Ituarte, P.H.G. ...
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Risk of Lung Cancer in Peripheral Pulmonary Nodules

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By Mark M Hammer, Andetta R. Hunsaker
| Academic Radiology Verified
To determine the risk of lung cancer and inter-observer agreement for small pulmonary nodules either touching or near the pleura. Nodules were derived from two cohorts: patients from the National Lung Screening Trial with a solid nodule measuring 6–9.5 mm; and patients with incidental pulmonary nodules in our healthcare system with a solid nodule measuring 1–8 mm. Only the dominant nodule was evaluated for each patient.
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