The clinical, radiographic, and pathologic material from ten patients with intrapulmonary
lymph nodes was analyzed, along with information from all previously reported cases. In our …

We compared the thin-section CT findings of 11 intrapulmonary lymph nodes with
pathological findings and evaluated the possibility of CT scan differential diagnosis from …

We retrospectively assessed the computed tomography features of intrapulmonary lymph
nodes confirmed by cytology in 18 patients. The median size of the lymph nodes was 5.8 …

a peripheral, pulmonary lymph node large enough to appear on chest roentgenograms as a
coin lesion is unique. The pulmonary lymph nodes are situated in the parenchyma of the …

Lymph nodes are normally found in man in the mediastinum and around the main bronchi at
the hilum of the lung. A few such nodes, which have confusingly been called intrapulmonary …

Purpose The purpose of this study was to describe the thin-section CT features of
intrapulmonary lymph nodes that accompanied primary or metastatic lung tumors. Method A …

We retrospectively assessed the computed tomography (CT) features of 31 intrapulmonary
lymph nodes (IPLNs) with histopathologic correlations. CT scans revealed that the IPLNs are …

OBJECTIVE To determine whether the computed tomographic (CT) characteristics of benign
intrapulmonary lymph nodes and small sarcoma metastases are sufficiently characteristic to …

The objective of this study was to assess the prevalence of pathologically proven
intrapulmonary lymph nodes and to evaluate their appearance on CT. Over a 15-year period …

Lymphoid lesions of the lung produce a complex of problems for the practicing pathologist.
Although these lesions are eventually referred to hematopathologists, it is still the general …