Pediatric chest X-rays (pediCXR)Hierarchical Spiking Neural Networks (HSNN)Spiking convolutional neural networks (SCNN)This research underscores the effectiveness of SNN models in interpreting PCXR.HSNN exhibited exceptional performance with a classification accuracy of 96%.highlights the capacity of ...
Although chest X-rays are the initial imaging technique of choice for low respiratory infections with or without dyspnea, few articles have reported the radiologic findings in children with COVID-19. Objective To describe the clinical, laboratory, and chest X-ray findings in pediatric patients with...
Chest X-ray is the exam of choice to diagnose pneumonia. However, lung ultrasound is a safer and less costly alternative according to the results of a study published online inChestthat compared the two types of exams in children. The prospective, randomized, control trial conducted by physician...
Conclusion: 40% of out-patients had an abnormal chest X-ray, mainly because of peribronchial thickening and ground-glass opacities, though some also had consolidation. In in-patient hospitals, 61.2% had an abnormal chest X-ray, mostly due to consolidations, ground-glass opacities and peribron...
When myocarditis is suspected, patients will typically undergo laboratory testing, ECG, chest X-ray, and additional non-invasive imaging studies (such as echocardiography, cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR), or cardiac computed tomography). Specific testing and biomarkers may be diagnostic; however, these...
RAY E.HELFER* and CARL H. SLATER*, Univ. of Colorado, School of Medicine, Denver, Colo. (introduced by Arthur McEIfresh). This paper describes a reliable and valid instrument for assaying the process by which a clinical diagnosis is reached. 'The Diagnostic Management Problem' (DMP) is ...
(CK), and its isoenzyme MB, electrocardiogram (EKG) and echocardiographic abnormalities. Cardiac enlargement can be evidenced in chest X-ray or CT scan.45,46Pediatric patients at risk of developing myocarditis include those with comorbidities, such as heart disease, or those who progress to the ...
body PET scanners offer the potential of imaging with a radiation exposure equivalent to a chest X-ray.[1][2][3]This is likely to be valuable and transformative in pediatric oncology patients that may require multiple successive scans to assess response to treatment and monitor disease ...
A chest X-ray is typically the first imaging technique used, and it may show that the affected hemithorax has become opaque and that there is a loculated pleural fluid collection present. A computed tomography (CT) scan can reveal more precise details on the severity of the illness, ...
Postnatal study of lung malformations detected in utero, consolidation, presence and characterization of pleural fluid, opaque hemithorax, palpable chest wall masses, abnormal mediastinal contours, and misleading chest X-ray findings constitute the main indications for chest US....