Focal lung opacities: tumour vs infection with​ Miranda Siemienowicz

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[@FemmyRads]

“Somebody got upset, and then ordered a PET” is my new favorite line. That was fantastic! Great lecture. Thank you!

[@fernandonacur507]

Outstanding class! Thank you very much!

[@ebereotaka3202]

I like the concept of who is in charge.
Thank you very much , am a resident from Nigeria and i learnt alot

[@frank2you1]

Well done! Thank you!

[@nikolasp.1779]

Excellent video. Thank you very much

[@chinmoy11091987]

Thoroughly enriching....thanks Dr Miranda...

[@breostag.]

Wonderful! Thank you so much, Miranda!

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Thank you so much for a great presentation

[@virvivirvi]

thanks so much Miranda!, it´s wonderful to hear this amazing lecture again

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Outstanding!

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Thank you for this valuable information.

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thank you very much

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Outstanding 👍

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outstanding... no words for you mam

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Thanks

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So informative thanks

[@dramitvmmc]

Very informative

[@syedzaman1148]

excellent

[@ghadaqrahi9301]

Very good lecture, lesson learnt, who's in charge ? Lung vs lesion

[@txp158]

So basically, if the mass is pressing on the airway or the lung, causing it to shrink, it suggests malignancy. If the opposite happens, it suggests infection. Am I getting this right?