'Mediastinal mass' presentation slideshows

ANTERIOR MEDIASTINUM Surgical pathology

ANTERIOR MEDIASTINUM Surgical pathology. The 3 rd . Surgical Unit Feb.2009. Limits of the superior mediastinum. anterior - manubrium of the sternum posterior - anterior surface of bodies of vertebrae T1-T4 superior - plane of the thoracic inlet

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Mediastinal Syndromes

7. Mediastinal Syndromes. Mediastinum. Division - Superior, - Inferior - Anterior, - Middle, - Posterior compartments.

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Mediastinal Syndromes

7. Mediastinal Syndromes. Mediastinum. Division - Superior, - Inferior - Anterior, - Middle, - Posterior compartments.

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Oncologic Emergencies

Oncologic Emergencies. Javier Oesterheld MD Pediatric Hematology/Oncology. Oncologic Emergencies. Superior Vena Cava Syndrome (SVCS) Superior Mediastinal Syndrome (SMS) Spinal Cord Compression Metabolic Emergencies Infectious Complications Assorted Complications.

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page1. IN THE NAME OF GOD. Mediastinal Mass. ANATOMY. The mediastinum is a narrow, vertically oriented structure that resides between the medial parietal pleural layers of the lungs. Mediastinal Divisions. superior anterior middle posterior.

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Lymphoblastic Leukemia Clinical and Laboratory Findings

Lymphoblastic Leukemia Clinical and Laboratory Findings. Jason Corbeill PA-C Lock Haven University. Leukemia. Results from the acquired somatic mutation of a chromosome leading to proliferation of a hematopoietic progenitor cell clone. Leukemia. May be either acute or chronic

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Case presentation

Case presentation . A 29 y/o female with primary hyperparathyroidism and extra-parathyroid uptake in nuclear imaging Presented by: A.H. Ghanooni M.D Mordad 1396 Taleghani Hospital SBMU. Present illness.

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CASE CONFERENCE

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Introduction

Introduction. The mediastinum is the region in the chest between the pleural cavities that contain the heart and other thoracic viscera except the lungs Boundaries Lateral - parietal pleura Anterior - sternum Posterior - vertebral column and paravertebral gutters

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RADIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF THE MEDIASTINUM AND DIAPHRAGM.

RADIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF THE MEDIASTINUM AND DIAPHRAGM. DEPARTMENT OF ONCOLOGY AND RADIOLOGY PREPARED BY I.M.LESKIV.

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Oncologic Emergencies

Oncologic Emergencies. Mimi Boren and Kristin Wessel. Fever and Neutropenia: Background and Definition. Fever can be the first sign of life-threatening infection in neutropenic onc patients Fever is defined as temperature ? 38.3 C or ?38.0 C for >1 hour

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Medical Student SYB

Medical Student SYB. December 17, 2008 Matt Kulzer MSIV. History 14yo male with history of Ataxia-Telangiectasia Presented yesterday with 3 wk h/o chest pain, headache, low grade fever, and fatigue Physical Exam T 38.1, HR 106, RR 20, SpO 2 99% on RA Remainder WNL Labs Omitted.

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Case Presentation

Case Presentation. ??????? ???. 63/F C/C : Radiologic abnormality (LUQ pain) PMHx Asthma TAH + BSO ( ??? , 30YA). 2YA. 2016.05.25 CT. Radiologic Findings.

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BASIC CHEST RADIOLOGY 3

BASIC CHEST RADIOLOGY 3. Diffuse disease of the lung is most marked in the mid and lower zones, as this is where the x - rays are going through most lung volume. Some diseases have an upper lobe preponderance. TB RADIATION-CONFINED TO SIDE OD RADIATION FIELD

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Anesthesia Management of Mediastinal Masses

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Johnson, Tiffany

Johnson, Tiffany. No FDG activity within known SC, mediastinal mass, RP nodal stations Brown fat activity in the bilateral cervical, SC, paraspinal regions + splenomegaly with normal activity Increase in marrow activity Response to therapy. Brown fat. Tumor FDG=Blood Pool.

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