• Missouri medicine · May 2007

    Solitary pulmonary nodule.

    • J C Ireland, Dennis Pyszczynski, and Charles W Van Way.
    • J University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine, USA. irelandj@umkc.edu
    • Mo Med. 2007 May 1; 104 (3): 243-5.

    AbstractManagement of the solitary pulmonary nodule confronts physicians routinely. The key to management is to send patients with a malignant nodule for resection early, at the same time avoiding unnecessary surgery for patients with a benign nodule. After obtaining a thorough history and prior radiographs, the next best step is to obtain a chest CT. Depending on the probability of malignancy, the appropriate strategy can be determined and carried out.

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