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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-3184-1 Even with tomography, it may not be possible to determine the origin and nature of lesions seen on the chest radiograph. In addition, some lesions are obscured by neighbouring structures and may not be detectable by any of the standard methods. For these reasons, the diagnosis of mediastinal abnormalities is one of the most rewarding uses for CT.

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Syntactic Recognition of Speech Patterns,dered in this chapter and include retroperitoneal space masses (excluding lymphadenopathy), intraabdominal abscesses and ascites. CT-guided aspiration techniques are also discussed. Finally, the spleen is included here because CT examinations are rarely undertaken primarily for the investigation of this organ.

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The Variable Binding Structures,internal iliac and mesenteric nodes, and those in the porta hepatis and the retrocrural space. In this chapter, the CT findings in lymph node disease are described and the relationship of CT to lymphography in different tumour types is discussed.

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Syntactic Pattern Recognition, ApplicationsIntravenous urography and ultrasound are very effective methods of imaging the kidneys. CT is not, therefore, usually needed for the initial diagnosis of renal disease. It is, however, an excellent way of demonstrating the renal and perirenal areas and is a valuable tool for elucidating problems which have not been resolved by simpler methods.

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J. L. Kirsch,R. A. Kirsch,S. ResslerCT has a major role in the diagnosis and management of malignant disease because of its ability to delineate masses. Not only can it be used for the primary diagnosis and staging of the disease but it is also ideally suited for measuring response to treatment, for detecting relapse and for radiotherapy treatment planning.