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Chest high resolution computerised tomography (CT) scan revealed RUL collapse and severe cystic bronchiectasis and cylindrical bronchiectasis of the right middle and lower lobes (figures 3 and 4).
Methacholine airway challenge test, induced sputum eosinophil cell count, high resolution computerised tomography (HRCT) scan and echocardiogram arranged to investigate asthma, eosinophilic bronchitis, bronchiectasis and left ventricular dysfunction were all normal (Table 1).
In this review, we describe the radiographic and high-resolution computerised tomography (HRCT) findings of these disorders and include discussion of pathophysiology, pertinent clinical features and the relevant different diagnosis.
It has been fairly conclusively shown that MRI bone erosions are also associated with a cortical break as depicted by high-resolution ultrasound and computerised tomography confirming that they represent the same disease process [ 21, 22].
PET-CT integrates functional and anatomical imaging to allow precise localisation of areas of high-metabolic activity within a single superimposed picture and may, therefore, detect metastatic disease not identified by standard computerised tomography scanning (CTS) alone.
First, computerised tomography scans of Beyene's windpipe were sent to researchers at UCL.
Shearing, P. R., Gelb, J. & Brandon, N. P. X-ray nano computerised tomography of SOFC electrodes using a focused ion beam sample-preparation technique.
Computerised tomography colonography.
Computerised tomography studies revealed a right adrenal mass (Fig. 2a).
Computerised tomography or MRI is useful to delineate the extent of the lesion and identify subtle fatigue fractures.
