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Nov. 14, 2003 -- Lateral chest radiographs do not appear to be useful in evaluating adult patients with positive tuberculin skin test (TST) results, new research suggests. Chest radiographs are ...
Initially suspected to be within the subcutaneous tissue, a left lateral chest x-ray was performed to confirm its location. The lateral chest x-ray showed no radio-opaque density in the anterior ...
Excluding The Lateral View In Chest Radiograph Screenings Decreases Radiation Exposure By 67 Percent
For the patient with a positive PPD test, which usually indicates prior exposure to tuberculosis, the guidelines recommend a chest x-ray that typically includes a frontal and lateral view.
Excluding the lateral view in chest radiograph screenings decreases radiation exposure by 67 percent
For the patient with a positive PPD test, which usually indicates prior exposure to tuberculosis, the guidelines recommend a chest x-ray that typically includes a frontal and lateral view.
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