Aspiration pneumonia bacterial infection ct scan

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Aspiration pneumonia CT scan

  • Aspirated low-density organic material such as mineral oil in the tracheobronchial tree or alveolar spaces cannot be diagnosed on plain radiographs, but they can be demonstrated and perhaps measured on CT scans.
  • Opaque aspirates are also well demonstrated on CT scans.

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