The differential of a medial cardiophrenic angle lesion is limited

Case 81: Medial Cardiophrenic Angle Lesion

The differential of a medial cardiophrenic angle lesion is limited

Bhavin Jankharia

This 57-years old lady asymptomatic lady was found to have a medial cardiophrenic angle lesion on the chest radiograph following which a CT scan was done.

What do you think this is?

  1. Pleuropericardial cyst
  2. Epicardial fat pad / liopoma
  3. Foramen of Morgagni hernia
  4. Foramen of Bochdalek hernia

The video below discusses the case, the answer and other similar issues.

Click to Subscribe to View

This post is for paying subscribers only

Subscribe

Already have an account? Log in

You might also like

Snippet 21: Approach to Right Medial Cardiophrenic Angle Lesions Members Public

Right medial cardiophrenic angle lesions are a group of lesions that can be differentiate from one another based on their internal characteristics and location

Bhavin Jankharia
Mediastinum

REF-Cafe Roentgen Thoracic Thursday Lecture - XII - 26th Oct 2023: Mediastinum Members Public

The twelfth lecture of the series

Bhavin Jankharia
REF Cafe Roentgen

Featured Posts

Case 107: Why LLMs Will Render Many Radiologists and their Reports Irrelevant…

Case 106: A Specific Pattern of Ground Glass in an Infant

Case 105: The Pseudo-Miliary Appearance

Case 104: Popcorn is the Classic Appearance, but Not Always

Snippet 21: Approach to Right Medial Cardiophrenic Angle Lesions

Case 103: SFTP

Snippet 20: Practical Approach to Diffuse Cystic Lung Diseases

Case 102: Tracheobronchial Tuberculosis

Lecture: Risk Stratification of Lung Nodules

Case 101: When the Pattern of Lung Disease Gives a Clue to the Diagnosis

Snippet 19: The Various Uses of Prone Imaging

Case 100: CT of Covid-19...4 Years and 3 Months Later

Case 99: A Cleft Lung Puzzle

Lecture: Connective Tissue Disease ILDs

Case 98: Acute Increased Dyspnea in Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis - First Considerations

Case 97: How to Identify and Diagnose Miliary TB as a Cause of ARDS

Case 96: When it Runs in the Family

Lecture: NSIP and OP

Lecture: How to Approach a Patient with Interstitial Lung Abnormality (ILA)

Case 95: When the Nodule is an Island

Lecture: Imaging of Sarcoidosis

Snippet 18: The Jellyfish and Multiple Pleural Tag Signs

Lecture: CT of Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis

Case 94: How Early is Early...

Case 93: The Asymmetric Chest Wall

Lecture: Lung Cancer Screening in a TB Endemic Country

REF-Cafe Roentgen Thoracic Thursday Lecture - XII - 26th Oct 2023: Mediastinum

Case 92: New Ground Glass in a Patient with a Fibrosing ILD

REF-Cafe Roentgen Thoracic Thursday Lecture - XI - 19th Oct 2023: Non-Resolving Opacity

Case 91: Bubble Lucencies, Central Lucencies, Bubbly Consolidation

Case 90: The Probable UIP Conundrum - Time Matters

REF-Cafe Roentgen Thoracic Thursday Lecture - X - 21st Sep 2023: Solitary Pulmonary Nodule - III - Subsolid Nodule

Case 89: Diaphragmatic Dysfunction – Eventration, Paralysis…Does it Matter

REF-Cafe Roentgen Thoracic Thursday Lecture - IX - 14th Sep 2023: Solitary Pulmonary Nodule - PFN, Juxtrapleural Nodule, Nodules in Smokers and Lung-RADs

REF-Cafe Roentgen Thoracic Thursday Lecture - VIII - 07th Sep 2023: Solitary Pulmonary Nodule > 8 mm

Snippet 17: How to Diagnose Subtle Progression of Interstitial Lung Disease at the Secondary Pulmonary Lobule Level

Case 88: Flour Mill Worker Disease

REF-Cafe Roentgen Thoracic Thursday Lecture - VII - 10th Aug 2023: Diffuse Cystic Lung Disease

REF-Cafe Roentgen Thoracic Thursday Lecture - VI - 03rd Aug 2023: Smoking Related Lung Diseases

Snippet 16: Inflammatory vs Fibrotic ILD

REF-Cafe Roentgen Thoracic Thursday Lecture - V - 20th July 2023: All About the Centrilobular Nodule

REF-Cafe Roentgen Thoracic Thursday Lecture - IV - 13th July 2023: Non-ILD Diffuse Lung Diseases

Case 87: Thymic Cyst or Cystic Thymoma

REF-Cafe Roentgen Thoracic Thursday Lecture - III - 29th June 2023: Non-Fibrosing ILDs

REF-Cafe Roentgen Thoracic Thursday Lecture - II - 22nd June 2023: Fibrosing ILDs - contd & Introduction to Non-Fibrosing ILDs

REF-Cafe Roentgen Thoracic Thursday Lecture - I: Fibrosing ILDs - 2023 06 15

Approach to Small Diffuse Lung Nodules - Lecture

Snippet 09: Variant Fibrosis

Snippet 08: Mosaic Attenuation

Snippet 04: Fibrotic NSIP vs Probable UIP

Snippet 02: Centrilobular / Bronchocentric Nodules

Snippet 01: Differentiating Traction Bronchiectasis from Honeycombing

Authors →

Bhavin Jankharia