SARCOIDOSIS WITH PULMOANARY ARTERY ENCASEMENT
47 year old female with sarcoidosis, a V/Q scan with high probability and an angiogram showing encasement of the pulmonary arteries by the central granulomatous process
Courtesy Priscilla Slanetz MD MPH
XR shows bilateral hilar fullness and central reticular changes. RUL lung nodule
47 year old female with sarcoidosis, a V/Q scan with high probability and an angiogram showing encasement of the pulmonary arteries by the central granulomatous process
Courtesy Priscilla Slanetz MD MPH
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XR shows hilar fullness
47 year old female with sarcoidosis, a V/Q scan with high probability and an angiogram showing encasement of the pulmonary arteries by the central granulomatous process
Courtesy Priscilla Slanetz MD MPH
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47 year old female with sarcoidosis, a V/Q scan with high probability and an angiogram showing encasement of the pulmonary arteries by the central granulomatous process
CT shows bilateral relatively small calcified mediastinal nodes
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47 year old female with sarcoidosis, a V/Q scan with high probability and an angiogram showing encasement of the pulmonary arteries by the central granulomatous process
CT shows bilateral encasement of the both pulmonary arteries by a soft tissue mass
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47 year old female with sarcoidosis, a V/Q scan with high probability and an angiogram showing encasement of the pulmonary arteries by the central granulomatous process
CT (a,b, c) shows encasement and narrowing of the descending right pulmonary artery red arrows (a,b) and of the left descending artery on CT (green arrows a,b) and on the pulmonary angiogram (green arrow d)
Courtesy Priscilla Slanetz MD MPH
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