Clinics in Chest Medicine
 1984
DOI: 10.1016/s0272-5231(21)00252-5
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Computed Tomography of the Mediastinum

Jo-Anne O. Shepard
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“…In both cases chest eT-scanning proved useful. It is of value in clarifying the characteristics of medastinal tumours, such as goitres, which usually have well-defined borders and often contain calcification (9].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%

Superior vena caval syndrome due to substernal goitre

Wesseling1,
Berg2,
Jg3
et al. 1988
Eur Respir J
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“…In both cases chest eT-scanning proved useful. It is of value in clarifying the characteristics of medastinal tumours, such as goitres, which usually have well-defined borders and often contain calcification (9].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%

Superior vena caval syndrome due to substernal goitre

Wesseling1,
Berg2,
Jg3
et al. 1988
Eur Respir J
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Comparative Importance of the Lymphatic System during Neoplastic Progression: Lymphohematogenous Spreading

Kaiser1
1989
Fundamental Aspects of Cancer
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The role of radiology in the investigation and management of patients with haemoptysis

Marshall
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Flower
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Jackson
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1996
Clinical Radiology
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