[Course and pathogenesis of neurotrophic osteoarthropathies].
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A case of pancreatic cystic lymphangioma is presented with CT and pathologic findings. CT demonstrated a large septated cystic mass in the left abdomen in an otherwise healthy young female. A diagnosis of lymphangioma was made after excision and pathologic examination.
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The recently described thin ribs seen in a neonate suffering from myotonic dystrophy represents a valuable sign for early detection of this condition. Thin ribs were found on chest radiographs of two siblings a short time after birth. This led in retrospect to the diagnosis of neonatal myotonic dystrophy. The diagnosis was confirmed by clinical and electromyographic data of myotonic dystrophy in the mother who was not previously known to have the disease. Both children died at the age of 2 days from respiratory distress. All children of affected mothers should have a chest radiograph soon after birth in order to help in diagnosis and to establish the frequency of this sign.
Adventitial cystic disease is a rare syndrome predominantly seen in young males with the acute onset of claudication. Early diagnosis and confirmation with arteriography is of utmost importance to the success of treatment. The authors present a rare case report and treatment of adventitial cystic disease.