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Incidental osseous lesions on chest CT: an algorithmic approach for radiologists
Bahar Mansoori1, Vijaya Kosaraju2, James Yoon3
1Division of Abdominal Imaging, Department of Radiology, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, United States of America.
Abstract:
Numerous osseous findings are commonly discovered incidentally at chest CTs in daily practice. A broad spectrum of these findings ranges from benign and do not touch lesions to ominous conditions requiring further imaging evaluation and/or intervention. Interpretation of these incidental musculoskeletal findings may constitute a diagnostic challenge to radiologists. This review provides a systematic, algorithmic approach to common osseous lesions on chest CT based on imaging findings with recommendations for proper next step management.
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