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Abstract
The evaluation of mediastinum, lngs, and chest wall diseases can simutaneously be
accomplished by computed tomography (CT). A wide range of congenital, inflammatory
and neoplastic disorders seen at our institution are presented to show the additional
information available by CT as opposed to conventional films. CT has the advantage
of being able to detect minor differences in attenuation and its noninvasive.
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☆Presented in part at the eightieth annual meeting of the American Roentgen Ray Society, Las Vegas, April 1980
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© 1981 Published by Elsevier Inc.