36/F, Referred due to incidentally identified multiple pulmonary nodules 36岁女性,偶发多发肺结节,边界清
图2 胸部CT平扫 肺窗及纵隔窗 图3 PET/CT Fig 1. Chest PA shows multiple pulmonary nodules and mild elevation of right hemidiaphragm. Fig 2 Lung and mediastinal window (1.0-mm section thickness) images show multiple small well-defined nodules in both lungs. Some of the nodules show internal calcifications. Fig 3. PET/CT images depict scanty FDG uptake in bilateral lung nodules. Pulmonary epithelioid hemangioendothelioma Pulmonary epithelioid hemangioendothelioma (PEH) is a rare, low- to intermediate-grade tumor of endothelial origin with features of epithelioid and histiocytoid cells. There are three distinctive CT patterns: 1)Multiple pulmonary nodules (mimicking hematogenous metastases), with calcifications occasionally seen within the nodules; 2)Multiple pulmonary reticulonodular opacities (mimicking hematolymphangitic metastases), which could be associated with interlobular septal thickening and ground-glass opacities and may show poor prognosis; 2)多发肺网格结节影(类似于血淋巴道转移),可合并小叶间隔增厚及磨玻璃影,预后差; 3)Diffuse infiltrative pleural thickening (mimicking malignant pleural mesothelioma), which is seen less frequently and predominantly in older men and shows the most aggressive clinical course; Surgery alone is indicated in the presence of a single pulmonary nodule or unilateral multiple nodules. Lung transplantation should be considered in patients with vascular infiltration. Various chemotherapies have been reported for metastatic PEH, with variable effectiveness. 血管浸润患者应考虑肺移植。对于转移性PEH,可行化疗,疗效不一。 参考文献: 1.Joosung Sun, Kyung Joo Park MD. / Ajou University Medical Center Vocabulary epithelioid [ˌepɪ'θi:lɪɔɪd] adj.上皮的 hemidiaphragm [hemɪ'daɪəfræm]横膈 hematogenous metastases:血源性转移 |
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