CT shot lung nodules can be wrong

Lung nodules are generally referred to as lung nodules. CT imaging of lung nodules generally cannot be mistaken.

CT is currently recognized as a relatively reliable and sensitive imaging method, with low specificity and high sensitivity. It is mainly used for high-risk screening. At the same time, CT examination also includes CT enhanced scanning, which can observe the basic shape of lung nodules and the surrounding fine structure. It can help determine the density of nodules, calcification and the relationship with surrounding tissues. Generally, lung nodules will not be mistaken. However, it should be noted that CT examination alone cannot directly clarify the nature of pulmonary nodules, and it needs to rely on pathological examination to make a diagnosis.