caption: Imaging pitfalls Reporting of increased number of normal-sized lymph nodes in the initial, early staging CT is important. This finding should be reported because these normal-sized but increased number of lymph nodes may represent early abdominal disease, which may be relevant in staging; however, this finding is still of unknown significance. This is different in patients who have had multiple prior studies, which have established stable lymph nodes.
exif: {"Image DocumentName": "Imaging pitfalls Reporting of increased number of normal-sized lymph nodes in the initial, early staging CT is important. This finding should be reported because these normal-sized but increased number of lymph nodes may represent early abdominal disease, which may be relevant in staging; however, this finding is still of unknown significance. This is different in patients who have had multiple prior studies, which have established stable lymph nodes.", "Image ImageDescription": "Comparison with the most recent CT study is often not sufficient because the growth becomes obvious only if serial studies are compared. Small difference in measurement (approximately 15%) in near normal-sized lymph nodes between two CT examination is often related to \u2018\u2018plane of section\u2019\u2019 artifact (ie, related to slice section). A follow-up study in 3 months is not sufficient for follow-up of slow-growing lymphoma.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}