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"in = in phase, m = muscle, opp = opposed phase, SI = signal intensity, and t = thymus"

Line 36:4 · Italics should be used only in exceptional circumstances: '<em>in = in phase, m = muscle, opp = opposed phase, SI = signal intensity, and t = thymus</em>'

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"in = in phase, m = muscle, opp = opposed phase, SI = signal intensity, and t = thymus"

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"True thymic hyperplasia"

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"Lymphoid follicular thymic hyperplasia"

Line 17:1 · "Lymphoid follicular thymic hyperplasia" is not a recognised heading for this article type.

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"true thymic hyperplasia: increased thymic parenchyma; rare ¹¹"

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"FDG PET is often performed in patients with malignancy; however, differentiation between thymic hyperplasia and thymic involvement by malignancy is difficult because the thymus demonstrates normal physiologic uptake ^ref."

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