Case 25: 45-Years Old Man with Extrapleural Masses
45-years old asymptomatic man with extrapleural masses, eventually diagnosed to have thoracic splenosis.
This post is for paying subscribers only
SubscribeAlready have an account? Log in
Case 110: The Chylothorax Conundrum Paid Members Public
Chylothorax is often an enigma. Usually, iatrogenic, traumatic and neoplastic causes can be diagnosed with standard contrast CT scans. Other causes need lymphangiograms for definitive diagnoses.
Case 109: When a Virtual Biopsy is Sometimes Accepted, Sometimes Not…Our Job is to Point Physicians/Surgeons in the Right Direction Paid Members Public
In a patient with a high pre-test probability, a DOTA-PET can reliably suggest a diagnosis of well-differentiated NET/carcinoid.
