Archive for August 2015
Atelectasis and tumor. On MRI a big mass in the left upper lobe is identified. Superior to this mass there is an area of increased signal intensity. This might well be an atelectasis. In the axial plane the differentiation of atelectasis and tumor is not possible. Neither MRI nor CT can differentiate atelectasis from tumor with confidence.
Reoccurrance of a bronchial carcinoma. Post-resection treatment on the left side. 12 months later, soft-tissue formation on the bronchial stump with infiltration in the mediastinal fatty tissue and walling of the bronchial vasculature.
Low-malignant Non-Hodgkin-Lymphoma. Bilateral, segmental infiltrates in the lingula and middle lobe with a positive bronchogram. The thoracic overview shows a widened left hilus
Large liposarcoma in the left 6th segment
Lipoma in the left dorsal lateral sinus. Lipomas develop transcompartimentally through gaps
