Examples of using Diffuse lung in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Acute diffuse lung disease.
In 2007, Deutsch et al. proposed a new classification system for diffuse lung diseases in children under 2 years of age.
Diffuse lung diseases(dlds) are comprised of more than 180 diseases that cause damage to the lungs. .
The patient basically had diffuse lung cysts on HRCT examination.
That is why the term"secondary pulmonary lobule" has been widely used by radiologists in the description of diffuse lung disease.
Bilateral and symmetrical, diffuse lung lesions predominating in the middle and lower lung zones.
The presence of connective tissue diseases,environmental inhalants, and drug use also should be considered when increased diffuse lung opacity is present.
The radiological criteria included diffuse lung hyperinflation or interstitial/alveolar opacification, or a combination of the two.
During the next 6 years, the patient presented mild disease activity and at the age of 15, she had cough, sputum and dyspnea andchest X-ray showed diffuse lung infiltrates with unilateral pleuritis.
Diffuse lung injuries: sometimes the lungs may be diffusely bruised or lacerated and the patient already has coagulopathy.
Pulmonary eosinophilia can also be associated with diffuse lung diseases, connective tissue diseases and neoplasia.
In certain diffuse lung diseases, such as nonspecific interstitial pneumonia NSIP, images can be identical to those seen in normal patients.
Eosinophilia in lung tissue can also be associated with diffuse lung diseases, connective tissue diseases and neoplasia.
Further, there is mounting evidence to suggest that the traditional pathophysiological paradigm of chronic inflammation leading to fibrosis relevant to many forms of diffuse lung disease may not apply to IPF/UIP.
In this report, we present the case of a tool sharpener with diffuse lung disease who secondarily developed spontaneous bilateral pneumothorax.
The experiment results are directly related to the development of the Client-CAD software andto the success of the integration between the computer aided diagnosis system CAD for diffuse lung lesions and the medical images management system.
Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis IPF is a chronic diffuse lung disease characterized by progressive dyspnea and the histopathologic pattern of usual interstitial pneumonia UIP.
The authors speculated that the decision not to perform surgery in the patients with sarcoidosis might have been influenced by a number of factors,including diffuse lung involvement, pleural fibrosis and poor general condition of the patient.
A locally developed computer code for classification of diffuse lung lesions at high resolution computed tomography was selected to play the role of a CAD solution.
The most helpful finding in distinguishing infectious from noninfectious causes of acute diffuse lung disease in the normal host is that of centrilobular nodules.
When radiologists are confronted with a diffuse lung disease, the identification of honeycombing or peribronchovascular thickening allows the working diagnosis to be accurate in over 90% of the images analyzed.
Many diseases with a variable course, of neoplastic, inflammatory, or infectious origin,can lead to the formation of diffuse lung cysts, and other potential etiologies of this radiological pattern have been proposed.
In 1969, Pursey et al. described diffuse lung disorders related to prolonged mechanical ventilation in newborns with pulmonary disease of several etiologies, including those who did not have RDS, suggesting that this condition did not necessarily predisposed to BPD.
Activities of 200 mCi or greater require caution when dosimetry is not available,particularly in the case of elderly or patients with diffuse lung metastases, because the maximum tolerated activity is commonly exceeded in such cases 120.
HRCT has become an indispensable tool in the analysis of patients with diffuse lung cysts, because the analysis of the characteristics and distribution of the cysts, as well as the identification of other pulmonary and extrapulmonary manifestations, makes it possible to arrive at a definitive diagnosis or to narrow the differential diagnoses, optimizing clinical assessment.
Therefore, the amount of oxygen free radicals may exceed the antioxidant capacity of preterm infants and cause diffuse lung injury which, if not treated, leads to the development of diffuse alveolar injury and to progressive pulmonary dysfunction.
Currently, HRCT scans are an integral part of the evaluation of patients with diffuse lung diseases, since these scans overcome the deficiencies observed in chest X-rays, allowing greater agreement between and among radiologists with regard to the patterns observed. In addition to being used for the diagnosis of pulmonary lesions, CT scans also aid in determining prognosis and monitoring the progression of lesions. The following question arises: are those patterns characteristic of certain diseases?
As a proof of concept, a system prototype to aid in the differential diagnosis of diffuse lung lesions with computed tomography was integrated with the images management system of the imaging diagnosis center of a hospital school.
We would like to highlight another infection that can cause diffuse lung disease and is common in extensive tropical and subtropical regions: malaria, caused by the protozoan Plasmodium sp.
Hypersensitivity reactions to inhaled organic antigens encompass a group of diffuse lung diseases mediated by immune reactions and caused by repeated inhalation of a wide variety of organic dusts, bioaerosols, and chemical compounds.