Pleural calcification occurs in about 50% with asbestos-related disease, especially along the diaphragmatic pleura. (White arrow)The overall appearance of the plaque has been likened to a holly leaf. (Black arrows) point to many of the calcified pleural plaques.
Monday, August 2, 2010
Pleural calcification in asbestos exposure
Pleural calcification occurs in about 50% with asbestos-related disease, especially along the diaphragmatic pleura. (White arrow)The overall appearance of the plaque has been likened to a holly leaf. (Black arrows) point to many of the calcified pleural plaques.
Pleural calcification occurs in about 50% with asbestos-related disease, especially along the diaphragmatic pleura. (White arrow)The overall appearance of the plaque has been likened to a holly leaf. (Black arrows) point to many of the calcified pleural plaques.
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