Diagnostics, Volume 15, Issue 22
2025 November-2 - 117 articles
Cover Story: This study analyzes the prevalence and clinical relevance of incidental findings from 683 chest CT scans performed for suspected COVID-19 over nearly two years. Using the COVID-19 Pneumonia Imaging Classification and a structured relevance scale, we evaluated how these findings were identified, categorized, and clinically managed. Incidental findings occurred in 94 patients (13.8%), with women affected more frequently. Although most findings were of limited clinical significance, several required further diagnostics and work up. This study highlights the need for consistent follow-up and standardized management pathways to ensure that clinically significant incidental findings are appropriately addressed. View this paper - Issues are regarded as officially published after their release is announced to the table of contents alert mailing list .
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