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Imaging Findings of Pulmonary Sclerosing Hemangioma

Xu Zhao

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Objective To study the imaging findings of pulmonary sclerosing hemangioma (PSH). Methods Imaging findings of 5 cases of PSH were reviewed. All of the 5 cases had plain chest films. 3 of them underwent CT scanned. The correlations of imaging pathology of PSH were investigated. Results The imaging fingings of 5 cases of PSH were as follow:solitary mass or nodule located in peripheral lung with clear and smooth margin, homogeneous density, no deep lobulation and vascularnotch sign as well as about 3.0cm in diameter. Computed tomography demonstrated a homogeneously enhance in the nodules. Conclusion The diagnosis of PSH may be suggested by imaging examination, CT enhancement is very important for diagnosis of PSH.

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Objective To study the imaging findings of pulmonary sclerosing hemangioma (PSH). Methods Imaging findings of 5 cases of PSH were reviewed. All of the 5 cases had plain chest films. 3 of them underwent CT scanned. The correlations of imaging pathology of PSH were investigated. Results The imaging fingings of 5 cases of PSH were as follow:solitary mass or nodule located in peripheral lung with clear and smooth margin, homogeneous density, no deep lobulation and vascularnotch sign as well as about 3.0cm in diameter. Computed tomography demonstrated a homogeneously enhance in the nodules. Conclusion The diagnosis of PSH may be suggested by imaging examination, CT enhancement is very important for diagnosis of PSH.

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Objective To study the imaging findings of pulmonary sclerosing hemangioma (PSH). Methods Imaging findings of 5 cases of PSH were reviewed. All of the 5 cases had plain chest films. 3 of them underwent CT scanned. The correlations of imaging pathology of PSH were investigated. Results The imaging fingings of 5 cases of PSH were as follow:solitary mass or nodule located in peripheral lung with clear and smooth margin, homogeneous density, no deep lobulation and vascularnotch sign as well as about 3.0cm in diameter. Computed tomography demonstrated a homogeneously enhance in the nodules. Conclusion The diagnosis of PSH may be suggested by imaging examination, CT enhancement is very important for diagnosis of PSH.

Key concepts: Medicine, Radiology, Homogeneous, Hemangioma, Tomography, Nodule (geology), Computed tomography, Lung

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