Metachronous multiple aneurysmal bone cysts.
We report on a 9-year-old boy with metachronous aneurysmal bone cysts involving the tibia and pubis respectively. The patient has been clinically and radiographically followed for 3 years.
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T Bocchini
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Mesenteric ischemia due to an occluded superior mesenteric artery treated by percutaneous transluminal angioplasty.
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Radioscintigraphic demonstration of unsuspected urine extravasation.
Three cases of unsuspected urine extravasation first detected by radionuclide scintigraphy are presented with subsequent confirmation by CT and, retrograde pyelograms. A renal study done to rule out acute transplant rejection demonstrates gallbladder uptake which was initially thought to be consistent with urine extravasation.
Adolescent↗
Extrinsic compression of an iliac vein mimicking inferior vena cava obstruction.
A case of anterior extrinsic compression of the left external iliac vein is presented. The impaired flow produces a pattern in a left lower extremity radionuclide venogram initially thought to be consistent with inferior vena cava obstruction.
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Massive lymphocele following pelvic lymphadenectomy for staging of prostatic cancer.
Two patients developed massive pelvic lymphoceles within 30 days of retroperitoneal node dissection for staging of prostatic cancer. Excised lymph nodes were negative for metastases. Both patients developed severe bilateral peripheral edema, and one developed pulmonary thromboembolism from intraluminal thrombi in the adjacent, compressed inferior vena cava. Each patient responded to unroofing of the cyst wall with either concomitant external or internal drainage.
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Bilateral Warthin's tumor.
A case report of bilateral mixed Warthin's tumors with nonuniform uptake demonstrated by Tc-99m pertechnetate imaging is presented. The findings are compared to CT, surgical, and pathology results.
Adenolymphoma↗