“…An MRI of the neck re-demonstrated these lesions with the classical ‘salt and pepper’ appearance. CT of the brain, chest, abdomen and pelvis were negative for metastatic lesions. …”
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“…He was noted to have an incidental right adrenal mass of 4.3 x 4.5 cm on the CT chest. He denied any prior history of hypertension, episodes of flushing, sweating, palpitations, headaches, or any family history of adrenal malignancies. …”
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“…RESULTS: Patients experiencing a recurrence within 2 years after surgery included 19 keloids (25.33%) that developed a recurrent event within 6 months, 34 keloids (45.33%) that within 12 months, and 39 keloids (52.00%) that within 24 months after surgery. Anterior chest keloid had the highest recurrence rate and ear keloid had the lowest recurrence rate. …”
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“…It was observed that a great majority of the patients in the 6 studies reporting specifically on patients with GI symptoms were on antiviral therapy (68.6%) as the standard disease management protocol but the eventual disease outcome as in this case died (8.4%), discharged (45.6%) was not linked to just one therapeutic factor but other indicators of disease severity such as positive chest CT findings (87.82%) have led to a poor disease prognosis which was noted in (28.9%) severe patients with GI symptoms compared to (71.1%) non-severe COVID-19 patients with GI symptom. …”
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“…The most reported symptom was new or increased cough (57.44%). Chest radiographs were performed for 50.77% of patients. …”
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“…Treatment was only evaluated if a chest radiograph or computerized tomography (CT) scan was charged during the first 2 days of hospitalization, otherwise it was considered an inadequate CAP evaluation. …”
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“…The most common findings on the chest CT scans were consolidation (seen in all patients), mucus plugging (seen in 95%), and bronchiectasis (seen in 77%). …”
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“…SPECT/CT tomography fusion imaging of the chest region was performed in all patients at 4 h post-injection, which was considered as the optimal acquisition time. …”
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“…She did not complain of hemoptysis, cough, weight loss, fever, chest pain or dyspnea. Nephrologist was consulted and renal origin of the hyponatremia was excluded, before admission. …”
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“…OBJECTIVE: This study aimed to determine the incremental costs of this mobile app and of chest x-rays (CXRs) in averting disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) among missed cases of active TB in the population being screened. …”
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“…Categories may not add to 100% in cases of missing data. a – Based off first encounter; b - Encounters of patients with insurance though Department of Health Services or self-pay that have ability to follow up in the safety-net system included only; c – includes data for all patient encounters; d – other diagnoses include, but not limited to, chest pain, acute coronary syndrome, heart failure, diabetes with hyperglycemia, cerebrovascular event; c – excluding patients that died or discharged on hospice care; Suppressed – HIV-1 RNA < 200 copies, ART – antiretroviral therapy; dx - diagnosis One Year Outcomes based off Baseline Viral Status in the Insurance Linked Population [Figure: see text] a – Encounters of patients with insurance though Department of Health Services or self-pay that have ability to follow up in the safety-net system included only; b – Chi Square suppressed versus viremic baseline; LTFU – lost to follow up; Suppressed – HIV-1 RNA < 200 copies/mm3. …”
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“…Symptoms, Microbiology, Treatment Side effects, Chest imaging, Physical function, Treatment burden, and Vitality/Energy domains were rated as Critical (score >7) by more than 70% and had fewer than 15% identifying the domain as Not Important (score <3). …”
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“…PNA was defined as pulmonary infiltrates on chest X-ray or CT < 48 hours of index event and ≥ 1 clinical symptoms (fever, cough, dyspnea, increased sputum production, hypoxemia). …”
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“…Data for 3 groups, included risk factors for TB, chest imaging results, HIV data, and treatment. Descriptive statistics, chi-square, and Welch’s ANOVA were performed. …”
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“…The scanning procedure was used during the care of 6 patients with confirmed Sudan virus disease within 2 weeks of outbreak declaration to make critical patient care decisions like fluid management. Chest X-ray services and mechanical ventilation were not accessible. …”
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“…Pneumonia was defined as having radiographic key terms on chest x-ray/CT and a discharge diagnosis of pneumonia in the medical record. …”
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“…The examination was terminated if new or worsening wall-motion abnormalities or chest pain occurred or when > 85% of age-predicted maximum heart rate was reached. …”
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“…RESULTS: The incomplete STR group contained more frequent hypertensive patients (p=0.04) and patients displaying longer tendency in total chest pain duration (p=0.08). This group was associated with worse clinical factors such as low ejection fraction (p=0.06), higher Killip class (p=0.08) and more death (p=0.042). …”
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“…Almost all (>94%) of the children with serious bacterial infections had the appropriate test (urine culture, chest radiograph, or blood culture). Antibiotics were prescribed acutely in 66% (359/543) of children with urinary tract infection, 69% (366/533) with pneumonia, and 81% (52/64) with bacteraemia. …”
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“…CONCLUSIONS: Simultaneous exposure of both posterior and anterior column of the spine for posterior instrumentation and anterior decompression and fusion in single stage by extra pleural retroperitoneal approach by “T” incision in thoracolumbar spinal lesions is safe, an easy alternative with reduced morbidity as chest and abdominal cavities are not violated, ICU care is not required and diaphragm is not cut.…”
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