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Radiographic diagnosis of Pneumoconioses by AIR Pneumo-trained physicians: Comparison with low-dose thin-slice computed tomography.

Shoko NogamiNaw Awn J-PMunenobu NogamiTomomi MatsuiNlandu Roger NgatuTaro TamuraYukinori KusakaHarumi ItohNarufurmi Suganuma
Published in: Journal of occupational health (2021)
Thin-slice CT-detected irregular opacity was found in 9.3%, whereas pleural plaque was found in 45.4% among the construction workers. Chest radiography showed acceptable performance in classifying pneumoconiotic opacities according to ILO/ICRP 2000 by the AIR Pneumo and/or NIOSH-certified physicians.
Keyphrases
  • image quality
  • computed tomography
  • low dose
  • primary care
  • dual energy
  • positron emission tomography
  • high dose
  • magnetic resonance imaging
  • contrast enhanced
  • clinical evaluation