FILM INTERPRETATION PANEL CIRSE 2007Monday, September 10, 3 p.m., Room A (Trianti Hall)

Case 1 Diana vs. HerculesPatient HistoryMale 66 year-oldBladder carcinoma pT3 pN1 M0, treated with cystoprostatectomy and radiotherapy-chemotherapyLung and bone metastasesPast history of septic shock

Routine follow-up November 2006

Routine follow-up January 2007

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Case 2 Diana vs. HerculesPatient History40 year old alcoholic with active TBOn induction rx in hospitalMassive hemoptysisCardiac arrestResuscitated/ventilated/transferredBronchoscopy-blood from left main bronchus

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Case 3 Apollo vs. IkarusPatient HistoryFemale 72 year old patient2004 OP for a colon GIST tumourControl CT scan

CT guided biopsy

CT scan minutes after biopsyWhat is your diagnosis?

Case 4 Apollo vs. IkarusPatient History78 year old patientSevere claudication on both sidesVery high risk profile for surgery

Post endovascular treatment

Patient was discharged after 4 hoursCame back the next morning with rest-pain in right leg

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Case 5 Hephaestus vs. PrometheusPatient History76 year old female with progressive haemoptysis for 3 daysNo feverNo medical historyAngiography was requested

Left bronchial artery also normalWhat is your diagnosis?

Case 6 - Hephaestus vs. PrometheusPatient History11 year old boyUncontrollable hypertensionCVA during hypertension crisisAll kind of hormone active tumors ruled outUS: smaller RT kidney, arterial evaluation not conclusive

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Case 7 Poseidon vs. OdysseusPatient History25 year old male Mediastinal mass 5 X 9 cmNo symptomsRt upper limb with venous malformations

Right upper limb with venous malformations with phlebolithes and bone destructions

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Case 8 Poseidon vs. Odysseus61 year old male patientPeripheral atheromatic diseaseCT scan for abdominal pain

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