Use of a single-scan Lung-RADS for pulmonary nodule assessment in resource-limited clinical settings

Saoud Arshad; Ayesha Arshad; Mehreen Fatima; Zareen Fatima; Hassan Nawaz; Yasir Aziz; Muhammad Zakir; Javed Tauqir

doi:10.1067/j.cpradiol.2026.01.014

February 1, 2026Current Problems in Diagnostic Radiology

Use of a single-scan Lung-RADS for pulmonary nodule assessment in resource-limited clinical settings

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Assessing pulmonary nodules using Lung-RADS shows improved outcomes in limited-resource environments.
The single-scan approach reflects a streamlined assessment method that aids in timely diagnosis.
Observational analysis focuses on nodule assessment efficiency in under-resourced clinical settings.
This approach may enable effective screening for lung issues, ensuring better patient outcomes in challenging conditions.

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Observational analysis identifies the effectiveness of single-scan Lung-RADS for nodule assessment in resource-limited clinical settings, highlighting its potential benefits.

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