Cardiac involvement in non-Hodgkin's lymphoma is a rare occurrence with a dismal prognosis, which may evolve with different clinical presentations, the most frequent being heart failure. Diagnosis of cardiac involvement is generally made by cardiac ultrasound. We report a case of lymphomatous pericarditis in the evolution of a non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, diagnosed by PET-CT scan, and occurring conc...

lateral ventricle; much fluid about velum, and large quantity in base of skull, after removal of brain.?Chest: Some inconsiderable old adhesions of lungs, with spots of inflammation in each organ; also hepatisation. Heart greatly enlarged, of compact, dense structure, and cavities tilled with coagula. No. 43.?M., set. 38. In hospital ten years, eight months, and two weeks.? Head: General infilt...

The vertebral heart size (VHS) method by Buchanan is based on anatomic landmarks. A potential source of variation among observers is differences in the selection of measurement points. The objective was to test variability between observers with different levels of training in thoracic radiology and small animal clinical practice. Fifty sets of thoracic radiographs of cavalier King Charles span...

Abstract Enlarged vestibular aqueduct (EVA) is a common finding in tomodensitometry. When cranial MRI performed, enlarged endolymphatic sac (EES) can also be found. Profound hearing loss these patients but few studies have investigated function after cochlear implantation (CI) EVA and EES patients. Our main objective was to find out whether children candidates CI, higher (ES) volume predictive ...

To cite: Agathangelidis F, Vampertzis T, Gkouliopoulou E, et al. BMJ Case Rep Published online: [please include Day Month Year] doi:10.1136/bcr-2016218085 DESCRIPTION A male patient aged 20 years presented to our outpatient department reporting of a 2-year history of right knee discomfort associated with snapping episodes, especially when moving from a seated to a standing position. His medical...

Enlargement of the cochlear aqueduct is a controversial topic, with experienced investigators doubting its existence because of a lack of published cases. We describe the CT appearance of an enlarged cochlear aqueduct in a patient with advanced congenital inner ear anomalies and congenital hearing loss. The intent of this article is to present the CT appearance of a presumably enlarged cochlear...