Missed Lung Cancers on the Scout View: Do We Look Every Time?
Abstract
Scout views are digital radiographs obtained to aid planning of the subsequent computed tomography (CT) examination. Review of these scout views may provide additional information not demonstrated on the axial images, but such reviews may not necessarily be performed routinely, especially in the context of abdominopelvic CT studies. We illustrate the value of the scout images by presenting a series of representative cases of missed pulmonary...
Paper Details
Title
Missed Lung Cancers on the Scout View: Do We Look Every Time?
Published Date
Jan 1, 2013
Journal
Volume
2013
Pages
1 - 5
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