New York University
Findings from New York University advance medical research
Published in Telemedicine Week, October 16th, 2007
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Study 1: "of review Since the introduction especially of multidetector computed tomography scanners, detection of peripheral pulmonary nodules as small as 2-3 mm is now a frequent event even in individuals without a significant smoking history. This preponderance of small indeterminate nodules has necessitated reconsideration of the natural history of malignant lung tumors, in particular peripheral adenocarcinomas, as well as current clinical and radiologic guidelines...
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