@samantharhill.bsky.social
Here it is:
www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/jebo5...
Cheers!
@howardm19
I'm a nearly-retired Thoracic Radiologist at the University of Utah. My primary aspiration as a reporting radiologist is: the narrowest Differential Diagnosis possible -- preferably one only. My comments and assertions are, of course, my own.
@samantharhill.bsky.social
Here it is:
www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/jebo5...
Cheers!
Hmm, Who'd have thought...
This seems to be a complete disruption of the aortic lumen just distal to left subclavian artery.
Thus, an interrupted aorta with rib notching also on the CXR (blue arrows).
Agree ?
@mmestas.bsky.social, @laurengroner.bsky.social, @tlhm-md.bsky.social
Sometimes the frontal CXR tells the whole story:
Ah, the Cervicothoracic Sign...
(Back to Felson basics.)
:-)
A pulmonary vein varix :-)
Oh, I believe you!
Here it is:
Right here...
@mmestas.bsky.social @laurengroner.bsky.social
Just a perceptual teaser for your entertainment and edification:
All right!
I'm not really surprised...
Oh...Yes :-)
"But, that right focal consolidation and contralateral tiny nodules bother me though⦠*lepidic/muc adeno alert*"
Indeed!
Surgical Lung Biopsy: Diffuse adenocarcinoma with areas of lepidic growth.
A relevant citation below:
Hi,
Thanks for responding.
What "...appropriate clinical setting" are you thinking of ?
Here's a follow-up CT done ~ 4 months later (prior to a surgical lung biopsy done another ~ 3 months later).
A clinical-imaging diagnosis of ILD was made in this patient.
How would you describe/report the (representative) CT images ?
I'll post a follow-up CT series later.
@mmestas.bsky.social
@tlhm-md.bsky.social
@danielvargas.bsky.social
@laurengroner.bsky.social
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