Incidental findings in thoracic CTs performed in trauma patients: an underestimated problem

EJ Mortani Barbosa, O Osuntokun - European radiology, 2019 - Springer
Objectives Whole-body CT scans are commonly performed to assess trauma patients, and
often reveal incidental findings (IFs) the patient may be unaware of. We assessed the …
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Incidental findings in thoracic CTs performed in trauma patients: an underestimated problem.

MB EJ Jr, O Osuntokun - European Radiology, 2019 - europepmc.org
Objectives Whole-body CT scans are commonly performed to assess trauma patients, and
often reveal incidental findings (IFs) the patient may be unaware of. We assessed the …

Incidental findings in thoracic CTs performed in trauma patients: an underestimated problem

EJM Barbosa Jr, O Osuntokun - European radiology, 2019 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Objectives Whole-body CT scans are commonly performed to assess trauma patients, and
often reveal incidental findings (IFs) the patient may be unaware of. We assessed the …

Incidental findings in thoracic CTs performed in trauma patients: an underestimated problem

MBE J Jr, O Oladayo - European Radiology, 2019 - search.proquest.com
Objectives Whole-body CT scans are commonly performed to assess trauma patients, and
often reveal incidental findings (IFs) the patient may be unaware of. We assessed the …

Incidental findings in thoracic CTs performed in trauma patients: an underestimated problem.

EJ Mortani Barbosa, O Osuntokun - European Radiology, 2019 - search.ebscohost.com
Objectives: Whole-body CT scans are commonly performed to assess trauma patients, and
often reveal incidental findings (IFs) the patient may be unaware of. We assessed the …

Incidental findings in thoracic CTs performed in trauma patients: an underestimated problem

EJM Barbosa Jr, O Osuntokun - European Radiology, 2019 - inis.iaea.org
[en] Whole-body CT scans are commonly performed to assess trauma patients, and often
reveal incidental findings (IFs) the patient may be unaware of. We assessed the prevalence …