"Septic pulmonary emboli on CT are typically multiple, bilateral, peripheral nodules or pleurally-based opacities which may progress to cavitation, especially if there is a Gram positive infection such as Staphylococcus aureus. Adjacent ground glass opacity and pleural disease are typical 3,9."
"Septic pulmonary emboli on CT are typically multiple, bilateral, peripheral nodules or pleurally-based opacities which may progress to cavitation, especially if there is a Gram positive infection such as Staphylococcus aureus. Adjacent ground glass opacity and pleural disease are typical 3,9."
"It has been suggested that the vessels involved in haematogenous disease may be too small to resolve. There are notable exceptions 1:"