Hypodense renal lesion on ct
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CT: iso- or hypodense mass. MRI: iso-/hypointense on T1, hyperintense on T2, haemorrhagic lesions and melanotic melanoma may be hyperintense on T1. Dural metastases may be seen as extension from adjacent bone metastases or isolated to the dura (hematogeneously disseminated), focal contrast enhancing mass is more common than diffuse meningeal ...
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Valvular lesion, AF. LVH. CSF--Xanthochromia. High RBCs. CT scan/MRI. Hypodense (better with MRI) Hypodense (better with MRI) ... it will be hypodense – it . may take 24 – 48 hours for ischemia to be apparent. It . cannot effectively identify bleeding
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Abdo CT shows lesion anterior to the pancreas and kidney with a hypodense centre.. ?contiguous with the liver. The next test: A. aspirate. B. red cell scan. C. urine cytology. D. repeat CT in 6 months. E. renal biopsy. Answer = A. This could either be a liver haemangioma or a malignant lesion involving the gall bladder of the liver.
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scrotal ultrasound and ct chest , abd, and pelvis: ( i didn't know where was the clinical history and was running out of time, so i said : scrotal intratesticular mass, heterogenously hypodense, assumably in an adult by looking at the CT (fused epiphysis of the prox humerus and femurs) dx: seminoma with pulmonary mets and retroperitoneal ...
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On CT scan, these tumors are hypodense well-defined homogenous masses sometimes with calcification. Infantile hemangioendothelioma usually presents before six months of age and is more common in females.
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The control CT (10/24/2006) showed the volumetric decrease of the lesion in the 8th segment (from 4.3 x 3.1 to 3.8 x 3.2), while the one in the 7th segment didn’t change. Since the state of the lesion was nearly stable, from November 2006 to January 2007 four other courses of chemotherapy were carried out in accordance with Folfox 4 scheme to ...
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The claim is conditioned upon the lesion being measurable (and criteria are listed) and a section describes characteristics of appropriate (and/or inappropriate) subjects. ... et al., Inter-laboratory comparison of human renal proximal tubule (HK-2) transcriptome alterations due to Cyclosporine A exposure and medium exhaustion. Toxicol In Vitro ...
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Other investigators [20] reported that CT might show: (1) an enlarged thyroid and any other infection focus in the neck; (2) the parenchymal lesions appear hypodense against the enhancing normal thyroid; (3) abscesses, either within the gland or in the subcutaneous plane, show peripheral rim enhancement; (4) along with or without regional ...
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iv. E3 – Likely unimportant findings (may need work-up) incompletely characterized lesions (e.g.) hypodense renal or liver lesion. v. E4 – Clinically important findings (work-up needed) (e.g.) solid renal or liver mass, aortic aneurysm, adenopathy. e.
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