This is done through attention to definition of incidence, multiple primaries, incidental and autopsy diagnosis, and coding practice.
Incidental, multiple round soft tissue opacities up to 1.3 cm in diameter (mean HU of 70), surrounded by well-defined hypoattenuating rim (mean HU 20), were seen in the mid to caudal ventral half of the coelomic cavity.
Due to the advanced age of these patients, multiple radiological potentially malignant incidental findings (pmIFs) appear in this cohort.
Bauones et al. have recently reported a case of incidental finding of multiple hypoechoic and nonvascular splenic nodules that were associated with a significant retraction of the overlying splenic capsule; splenomegaly was not found and no other organ involvement was documented.
Fatigue cracking may be symptomatic or incidental, localized or at multiple locations.
Assessing the value of WGS is complex because WGS provides multiple findings, some of which can be incidental in nature and unrelated to the specific health concerns that motivated the test.
1 In 2009, Okuda et al 2 defined incidental MRI findings suggestive of multiple sclerosis (MS) without typical MS symptoms as radiologically isolated syndrome (RIS).
An added advantage of I mIBG imaging is that in patients with multiple endocrine neoplasia type 2 (MEN2), any co-incidental phaeochromocytoma may be found.
Within this environment, marketing and branding must serve customers who are attending to multiple media simultaneously, while brand placement moves brands outside of advertisements and into incidental exposure.
The unmatched CSF oligoclonal bands and abnormal white matter lesions in the 58-year-old woman with a multiple sclerosis-like illness (UK-6) are also unlikely to be co-incidental findings.
Multiple factors have contributed to the phenomenon of the clinically occult papillary thyroid cancer; incidental detection on other imaging modalities, patient awareness and access to health care amongst others.
