[Contribution of angiography to the diagnosis of tumors of the small intestine].
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The authors underline the value of MR in the diagnosis as pericardial of a rare congenital diverticulum situated in a right-sided latero-tracheal location.
Two cases of extradural arachnoid cyst in the spinal canal were diagnosed by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). MRI correctly characterized the extradural location of the cysts as well as the cyst contents as CSF, thus establishing the diagnosis. MRI may be of predictive value in the postoperative prognosis.
The authors report about the case of a 69-year-old patient suffering from intestinal angina, in whom an endoluminal angioplasty of the superior mesenteric artery for a stenosis located 3 cm from the ostium allowed suppressing the symptoms. The published series of arterial angioplasty for gastrointestinal care are still rare, but they indicate that angioplasty may be an interesting alternative to or a complement to surgery for patients with intestinal angina.
The authors report an unusual case of thoracic sarcoidosis in a 21 years-old man who presents pulmonary nodules turning to cavitation. This observations and the few similar cases of the literature are analysed regarding to their clinical and radiological sequential patterns.