A routine contrast-enhanced CT with 5 millimeter slice thickness was performed.
A 1.5 cm right renal lesion measuring 20 HU was identified. No precontrast scans are available. For each of the following clinical scenarios, please indicate how you would characterize the lesion and what course of action you would suggest.
A 50-year-old patient with no known malignancy.
How would you refer to the lesion in the report? What follow-up would you most likely recommend? A 70-year-old patient with no known malignancy.
How would you refer to the lesion in the report? What follow-up would you most likely recommend?
A 50-year-old patient with known bronchogenic carcinoma.
How would you refer to the lesion in the report? What follow-up would you most likely recommend? A routine contrast-enhanced CT with 5 millimeter slice thickness was performed. A 0.7 cm left renal lesion measuring 20 HU was identified. No precontrast scans are available.
A 50-year-old patient with no known malignancy.
How would you refer to the lesion in the report? What follow-up would you most likely recommend? A 70-year-old patient with no known malignancy.
How would you refer to the lesion in the report? What follow-up would you most likely recommend?
A 50-year-old patient with known bronchogenic carcinoma.
How would you refer to the lesion in the report? What follow-up would you most likely recommend? A routine contrast-enhanced CT with 5 millimeter slice thickness was performed.
A 1.5 cm liver lesion measuring 20 HU was identified. No precontrast scans are available.
For each of the following clinical scenarios, please indicate how you would characterize the lesion, and what course of action you would suggest.
A 50-year-old patient with no known malignancy.
How would you refer to the lesion in the report? What follow-up would you most likely recommend?
A 70-year-old patient with no known malignancy.
How would you refer to the lesion in the report? What follow-up would you most likely recommend? A 50-year-old patient with known colorectal cancer. How would you refer to the lesion in the report? What follow-up would you most likely recommend? A routine contrast-enhanced CT with 5 millimeter slice thickness was performed.
A 0.7 cm liver lesion measuring 20 HU was identified. No precontrast scans are available.
For each of the following clinical scenarios, please indicate how you would characterize the lesion, and what course of action you would suggest.
A 50-year-old patient with no known malignancy.
How would you refer to the lesion in the report? What follow-up would you most likely recommend?
A 70-year-old patient with no known malignancy.
How would you refer to the lesion in the report? What follow-up would you most likely recommend? A 50-year-old patient with known colorectal cancer. How would you refer to the lesion in the report? What follow-up would you most likely recommend?
Please answer the following demographic questions.
I spend most of my time as: The number of CT scanners at the facility where I spend most of my time is: I consider myself mainly a/an: The year I completed radiology residency was: I practice mainly in the following state: |
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