Herpes simplex type I necrotizing meningo-encephalitis leading to arterial-venous thrombosis and brain death in an infant. A pictorial case report.
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This paper shows some typical CT-scan patterns of tuberculous cervical adenitis. Two cases are presented which suggested to be a cyst of the first and second branchial cleft according to their appearance and location on CT-scan, but which turned out to be cervical tuberculous adenitis after further investigation. It is meant to stress the importance of tuberculosis in the differential diagnosis of cystic lesions of the neck on CT imaging.
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The purpose of this paper is to stress the importance of DSA in the diagnosis of osteoid osteoma. Three cases are reported in which DSA with arterial injection of contrast material demonstrated a typical nidus enhancement. The major role of DSA in establishing the exact nature and localisation of the disease is discussed.
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During a poorly controlled warfarin treatment, a 51-year-old man developed bleeding in various organs. He presented a pulmonary haematoma with the radiologic appearance of a pulmonary nodule. In the literature we found only one report of a pulmonary haematoma with a similar presentation caused by anticoagulant therapy.
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Ovarian vein dilatation in the so called "ovarian vein syndrome" is classically demonstrated by selective phlebography. The diagnostic value of computed tomography as a non invasive alternative for selective phlebography in a case of ovarian vein syndrome is reported. A definition of the ovarian vein syndrome and a personal view on the pathogenesis of this syndrome are given.