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F-18 Fluorodeoxyglucose Chest Uptake in Lung Inflammation and Infection by BAKHEET, SIEMA M, SALEEM, MOHAMAD, POWE, JOHN, AMRO, ABDULLAH AL, LARSSON, SVEN G, MAHASSIN, ZEYAD

“…PURPOSE:F-18 fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) may accumulate at sites of inflammation or infection, making interpretation of whole-body scans difficult in patients…”
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Imaging of tuberculosis. V. Peripheral osteoarticular and soft-tissue tuberculosis by Hugosson, C, Nyman, R S, Brismar, J, Larsson, S G, Lindahl, S, Lundstedt, C

“…To assess frequency, location, and appearance of peripheral osteoarticular and soft-tissue tuberculosis (TB). Twenty-five of 503 patients with TB had…”
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Ultrasound-guided 1.2-mm cutting-needle biopsies of head and neck tumours by Elvin, A, Sundström, C, Larsson, S G, Lindgren, P G

“…To establish the role of ultrasound-guided cutting-needle biopsy in the diagnostic-work-up of tumours in the head and neck region. Seventy-two patients (74…”
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Imaging of tuberculosis. III. Tuberculosis as a mimicker of brain tumour by Brismar, J, Hugosson, C, Larsson, S G, Lundstedt, C, Nyman, R

“…To show that intracranial tuberculosis (TB) often masquerades as brain tumour. Forty-six patients with intracranial TB, who after CT at the local hospital were…”
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Imaging of tuberculosis--experience from 503 patients. I. Tuberculosis of the chest by Nyman, R S, Brismar, J, Hugosson, C, Larsson, S G, Lundstedt, C

“…To give an overview of 503 patients with tuberculosis (TB) and to describe the radiologic findings of chest TB. A total of 503 patients with proven TB were…”
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Unusual anterior course of the sigmoid sinus: report of a case and review of the literature by Gangopadhyay, K, McArthur, P D, Larsson, S G

“…The position and dimensions of the jugular bulb and the venous dural sinuses vary considerably. While the anatomical variations of the jugular bulb have been…”
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Tongue and oropharynx: findings on MR imaging by Lufkin, R B, Wortham, D G, Dietrich, R B, Hoover, L A, Larsson, S G, Kangarloo, H, Hanafee, W N

“…Ten healthy subjects and 44 patients with diseases of the tongue or oropharynx were studied with magnetic resonance (MR) imaging. Axial, coronal, and sagittal…”
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The occurrence of macroscopical pituitary calcifications in prolactinomas by RASMUSSEN, C, LARSSON, S. G, BERGH, T

“…Radiographs of the sella turcica from 73 hyperprolactinaemic women, were followed-up for 5 to 13 years. Six women (8%) were found to harbour granular calcific…”
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Computed tomography of the tongue and floor of the mouth by Larsson, S G, Mancuso, A, Hanafee, W

“…The anatomy of the tongue and floor of the mouth is readily discernible by computed tomography (CT) because of low-density fascial planes that outline the…”
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Work in progress: NMR anatomy of the larynx and tongue base by Lufkin, R B, Larsson, S G, Hanafee, W N

“…The normal anatomy of the larynx and base of the tongue as seen on nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) images was studied. Scans of normal volunteers were…”
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Epicardial fat causing pitfalls in CT and MR imaging of the pericardium by Duvernoy, O, Larsson, S G, Thurén, J, Rauschning, W

“…To study the complex anatomy of the pericardium and the pericardial recesses, notably the transverse sinus and the recess behind and under the common pulmonary…”
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Computed tomography of the oropharynx in obstructive sleep apnea by Larsson, S G, Gislason, T, Lindholm, C E

“…Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty (UPPP) is currently the preferred method for treatment of the obstructive sleep apnea syndrome (OSAS). However, only 50 per cent of…”
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Effects of bromocriptine-induced pregnancy on prolactin-secreting pituitary tumours by Bergh, T, Nillius, S J, Larsson, S G, Wide, L

“…Twenty-eight women with hyperprolactinaemia and amenorrhoea received bromocriptine treatment which resulted in 31 term pregnancies. Bromocriptine treatment was…”
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Pericardial effusion and pericardial compartments after open heart surgery. An analysis by computed tomography and echocardiography by Duvernoy, O, Larsson, S G, Persson, K, Thurén, J, Wikström, G

“…Thirty-three patients with pericardial effusion after open heart surgery were investigated with computed tomography (CT). Twelve of the 33 patients also…”
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A parallel study of the roentgen anatomy of the sella turcica and the histopathology of the pituitary gland in 205 autopsy specimens by Muhr, C, Bergström, K, Grimelius, L, Larsson, S G

“…To further elucidate to what extent minor sellar roentgenological changes imply the presence of a microadenoma or other histopathological findings in the…”
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Bromocriptine-induced pregnancies in women with large prolactinomas by Bergh, T, Nillius, S J, Enoksson, P, Larsson, S G, Wide, L

“…Fourteen women with large prolactinomas experienced a total of nineteen bromocriptine-induced term pregnancies. None of the women had received prior pituitary…”
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Anomalies of digastric muscles: CT and MR demonstration by Larsson, S G, Lufkin, R B

“…Anomalies of the anterior bellies of the digastric muscles were described during the 19th century and have been of little clinical significance. However, new…”
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Computed tomography of the submandibular salivary glands by Larsson, S G, Lufkin, R B, Hoover, L A

“…Computed tomography offers a convenient method for the evaluation of the submandibular salivary glands and their surroundings. Normal measurements were…”
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Hemiatrophy of the tongue and floor of the mouth demonstrated by computed tomography by Larsson, S G

“…Computed tomography can show hemiatrophy of the tongue and the floor of the mouth. The normal neuroanatomy of this region with regard to its motor supply is…”
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Anatomical shape of the airway by Alexopoulos, C, Larsson, S G, Lindholm, C E

“…The shape of the standard endotracheal tube does not conform to the anatomy of the airway and this nonconformity is probably the most injurious factor of…”
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