Eight-four cadaver specimens of temporomandibular joint were used for the comparison of the results shown in standard lateral tomographs and Shuller’s position films with the macroscoopic observations on the bone and...Eight-four cadaver specimens of temporomandibular joint were used for the comparison of the results shown in standard lateral tomographs and Shuller’s position films with the macroscoopic observations on the bone and cartilage changes. The results and conclusions were as follows: 1. The展开更多
Background Candidal esophagitis is the primary infection among all digestive tract opportunistic ones in acquired immunodeficiency syndrome （AIDS） cases. X-ray manifestation reports of it are still rare. This study ...Background Candidal esophagitis is the primary infection among all digestive tract opportunistic ones in acquired immunodeficiency syndrome （AIDS） cases. X-ray manifestation reports of it are still rare. This study aimed to conduct a retrospective analysis on the X-ray data of 6 AIDS cases complicated with candidal esophagitis, and to study the X-ray characteristics of it combined with the findings from gastroscopy.展开更多
Background The result would be disastrous if the superior pulmonary sulcus tumor （Pancoast tumor） was misdiagnosed as degenerative cervical spine diseases. The aim of this study was to investigate the differential d...Background The result would be disastrous if the superior pulmonary sulcus tumor （Pancoast tumor） was misdiagnosed as degenerative cervical spine diseases. The aim of this study was to investigate the differential diagnosis methods of cervical radiculopathy and superior pulmonary sulcus tumor. Methods Clinical manifestations, physical, and radiological findings of 10 patients, whose main complaints were radiating shoulder and arm pain and later were diagnosed with superior pulmonary sulcus tumor, were reviewed and compared with those of cervical radiculopathy. Results Superior pulmonary sulcus tumor patients have shorter mean history and fewer complaints of neck pain or limitation of neck movement. Physical examination showed almost normal cervical spine range of motion. Spurling＇s neck compression test was negative in all patients. Anteroposterior cervical radiographs showed the lack of pulmonary air at the top of the affected lung in all cases and first rib encroachment in one case. The diagnosis of superior pulmonary sulcus tumor can be further confirmed by CT and MRI. Conclusions By the method of combination of history, physical examination, and radiological findings, superior pulmonary sulcus tumor can be efficiently differentiated from cervical radiculopathy. Normal motion range of the cervical spine, negative Spurling＇s neck compression test, and the lack of pulmonary air at the top of the affected lung in anteroposterior cervical radiographs should be considered as indications for further chest radiograph examinations.展开更多
文摘Eight-four cadaver specimens of temporomandibular joint were used for the comparison of the results shown in standard lateral tomographs and Shuller’s position films with the macroscoopic observations on the bone and cartilage changes. The results and conclusions were as follows: 1. The
文摘Background Candidal esophagitis is the primary infection among all digestive tract opportunistic ones in acquired immunodeficiency syndrome （AIDS） cases. X-ray manifestation reports of it are still rare. This study aimed to conduct a retrospective analysis on the X-ray data of 6 AIDS cases complicated with candidal esophagitis, and to study the X-ray characteristics of it combined with the findings from gastroscopy.
文摘Background The result would be disastrous if the superior pulmonary sulcus tumor （Pancoast tumor） was misdiagnosed as degenerative cervical spine diseases. The aim of this study was to investigate the differential diagnosis methods of cervical radiculopathy and superior pulmonary sulcus tumor. Methods Clinical manifestations, physical, and radiological findings of 10 patients, whose main complaints were radiating shoulder and arm pain and later were diagnosed with superior pulmonary sulcus tumor, were reviewed and compared with those of cervical radiculopathy. Results Superior pulmonary sulcus tumor patients have shorter mean history and fewer complaints of neck pain or limitation of neck movement. Physical examination showed almost normal cervical spine range of motion. Spurling＇s neck compression test was negative in all patients. Anteroposterior cervical radiographs showed the lack of pulmonary air at the top of the affected lung in all cases and first rib encroachment in one case. The diagnosis of superior pulmonary sulcus tumor can be further confirmed by CT and MRI. Conclusions By the method of combination of history, physical examination, and radiological findings, superior pulmonary sulcus tumor can be efficiently differentiated from cervical radiculopathy. Normal motion range of the cervical spine, negative Spurling＇s neck compression test, and the lack of pulmonary air at the top of the affected lung in anteroposterior cervical radiographs should be considered as indications for further chest radiograph examinations.
