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Vinod Cheppamkuzhi and Menaka Dharmaraj
Lung cancer is seen as one of the most common lung diseases. For the patients having symptoms, the presence of lung nodules is checked by using various imaging techniques. Pulmonary nodules are detected in most of the cases having symptoms. But identifyi...
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Chenchen Ma, Shihong Yue and Chang Sun
Preoperative, non-invasive, and accurate identification of the pathological subtypes of pulmonary ground glass nodules (GGNs) play an important role in the precise selection of clinical surgical operations and individualized treatment plans. Efforts have...
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Alberto Battistel, Peter Paul Pott and Knut Möller
Worldwide, lung cancer is one of the most common causes of cancer-related death. Detected by computer tomography, it is usually removed through thoracoscopic surgery. During the surgery the lung collapses requiring some strategies to track or localize th...
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Andrea Borghesi, Alessandra Scrimieri, Silvia Michelini, Giulio Calandra, Salvatore Golemi, Andrea Tironi and Roberto Maroldi
Persistent part-solid nodules (PSNs) with a solid component <6 mm usually represent minimally invasive adenocarcinomas and are significantly less aggressive than PSNs with a solid component =6 mm. However, not all PSNs with a small solid component behave...
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Xiaojiao Xiao, Juanjuan Zhao, Yan Qiang, Hua Wang, Yingze Xiao, Xiaolong Zhang and Yudong Zhang
Statistically solitary pulmonary nodules are about 6% to 17% of juxtapleural nodules. The accurate segmentation of lung parenchyma sequences of juxtapleural nodules is the basis of subsequent pulmonary nodule segmentation and detection. In order to solve...
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