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In patients without distant metastasis, the presence of mediastinal lymph nodes involvement generally ... volumes of peritoneal fluid not seen on CT scan. [45] Detection of malignant involvement ...

Follow-up chest CT (Figure 2E and 2F) performed 6 months after the initial presentation showed that the previously enlarged mediastinal and hilar lymph nodes, the right-lower-lobe nodule ...

The location of lymph nodes suspected of malignancy in imaging studies can guide procedure selection. However, mediastinal metastasis is observed even in patients with negative findings on CT or ...

One group of patients (n=34) had an established diagnosis of lung cancer and mediastinal invasion (stage T4 disease) and/or enlarged lymph nodes (N2 or N3 disease) located adjacent to the oesophagus ...

Blood vessel passage on CT exerts a vital part in early diagnosis as well as ... from 109 patients who underwent radical lung cancer resection, whose systematic lymph nodes were sampled or dissected ...

During regular follow-up care, enlargement of the right groin and left cervical lymph nodes was observed in February 2020. Positron emission tomography-computed tomography (PET-CT) showed multiple ...

CT of the neck demonstrated prevertebral soft tissue swelling ... posteriorly by the alar fascia and containing loose connective tissue and retropharyngeal lymph nodes.3 It is the largest and arguably ...

FDG uptake was visually evaluated (visually identified FDG uptake, vFDG) in 16 regions of the body using mediastinum blood vessels as a ... FDG uptake in the lymph nodes was observed in 50% of ...

Her initial testing also included repeat imaging of her lung parenchyma with a high-resolution CT scan given her history of ... with associated pleural thickening, mediastinal and bilateral hilar ...

Dr Zaheer Mangera discusses the evolution of the neoadjuvant lung cancer pathway and notable changes to the TNM standards.

You might have surgery to remove lymph nodes in your tummy (abdomen). These are called the retroperitoneal lymph nodes. This operation is called a retroperitoneal lymph node dissection. This is a ...