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No. The term cyst is used to mean a clearly defined air-containing space surrounded by a relatively thin (≤4 mm) wall. In contrast, the term cavity is used to refer to an air-containing lesion with a relatively thick (>4 mm) wall or within an area of a surrounding infiltrate or mass.
Very solid. More classic appearances please
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Sir kindly tell difference between hrct n ct chest,thanks
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Tuberous sclerosis
Yes!
Final dx.. LCH
Yes!
Does cystic or cavitatory mets mean the same ?
No.
The term cyst is used to mean a clearly defined air-containing space surrounded by a relatively thin (≤4 mm) wall. In contrast, the term cavity is used to refer to an air-containing lesion with a relatively thick (>4 mm) wall or within an area of a surrounding infiltrate or mass.
Sir are there tib or centrilobular nodules in the first case?
A few of them are centrilobular.