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Hypervascular lymph nodes ddx

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  • Castleman disease
  • Kaposi sarcoma
  • hypervascular metastases
  • Kimura disease
  • angioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma
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Bosniak 3 cysts (indeterminate) ddx:

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  • cystic nephroma (benign)
  • cystic clear cell renal carcinoma (malignant)
  • complex benign hemorrhagic cysts

Note Bosniak 3 features:
thick irregular calcification, irregular margins, thick or enhancing septa, areas of nodularity, thick walls, and multilocular mass

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Hyperechoic renal lesion ddx

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  • AML (many have posterior acoustic shadowing)
  • RCC (33% hyperechoic, rarely posterior acoustic shadowing)
  • lymphoma
  • metastases
  • oncocytoma
  • milk of calcium cyst
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Toxic megacolon ddx

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  • Ulcerative colitis (top cause)
  • Crohn disease
  • infectious colitis (especially C. difficile colitis)
  • neutropenic colitis
  • ischaemic colitis
  • radiation-induced colitis
  • colonic lymphoma
  • gastrointestinal graft-versus-host disease (post BMT)
  • hypothyroidism (myxoedema megacolon)
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Medullary calcinosis ddx

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  • medullary sponge kidney
  • renal tubular acidosis type 1
  • hyperoxaluria
  • hyperparathyroidism

Similar appearance:
- emphysematous pyelonephritis
- renal stones
- papillary necrosis

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Hepatic adenoma subtypes

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  • inflammatory/gp-130 mutated (T2 hyperintense and avidly arterially enhancing)
  • TCF-1/HNF1-alpha mutated (oral contraceptive use and are only seen in females, contain fat)
  • beta-catenin activated (associated with male hormone use)
  • other

distinct clinical and imaging characteristics, usually allowing for the accurate classification of lesions without the need for a biopsy

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Pediatric liver tumor ddx

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  • HCC: - peak incidence 10-15yo - solid arterially enhancing mass in a CIRRHOTIC liver eg post neonatal biliary atresia, ELEVATED AFP

If <5yrs
- Mesenchymal Hamartoma: - masses have prominent CYSTIC components - normal AFP
- Infantile Hemangioendothelioma: - highly vascular solid mass with areas of HIGH DOPPLER FLOW representing arteriovenous fistulas (may cause high output heart failure) - AFP normal, but VEGF elevated
- Hepatoblastoma: - solid enhancing lesion, ELEVATED AFP (90% of cases)

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Polyposis syndromes ddx

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Adenomatous
- FAP (auto dominant, 400x risk of hepatoblastima, need prophylactic colectomy)
— Gardner (DOPE, desmoid, osteoma, papillary thyroid Ca, epidermoid)
— Turcot (APC mutation get medulloblastoma, HNPCC gene get glioblastoma)

Hamartomatous
- Peutz-Jegher (AD, 10yrs, small bowel and stomach polyps, risk of many Ca increased, polyps not precancerous, perioral pigmentation, intussusception presentation)
- Cowden syndrome (AD, PTEN hamartoma syndrome, fibrocystic breast change and breast Ca, folllicular thyroid Ca, multinodular goitre, cerebellar dysplastic gangliocytome aka L’hermitte Duclos, trichellemomas, other Ca)
- Cronkite Canada syndrome (no inheritance pattern, Ernest 68yrs man water diarrhea, nail dystrophy alopecia)

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Calcified hepatic lesion ddx

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  • granuloma (prev TB/fungal infection)
  • calcified hyatid cyst
  • fibrolamellar HCC
  • cholangiocarcinoma
  • metastases from mucin-producing primary malignancy eg ovarian/colorectal
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Calcified liver lesion

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  • granuloma (TB)
  • ecchinococcal cyst
  • large hemangioma
  • hepatocellulr adenoma (eccentric)
  • fibrolamellar HCC (up to 25%)
  • cholangiocarcinoma
  • metastases (especially mucin producing tumor eg colon)
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Dilated esophagus ddx

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  • achalasia
  • systemic sclerosis
  • Chagas disease
  • esophageal stricture
  • anti-Hu antibodies from lung cancer
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Diffusely increased liver attenuation on CT

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  • iron deposition (haemosiderosis, thalassaemia, haemochromatosis: one paper suggests investigation for iron overload if unenhanced liver density is >75 HU)
  • copper deposition (Wilson disease)
  • glycogen storage diseases
  • medications/drugs (amiodarone, gold, previous Thorotrast)
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Lower oesophageal narrowing/bolus holdup ddx

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  • intrinsic or extrinsic mass, benign (eg leiomyoma, abherrant subclavian a.) or malignant (carcinoma, mediastinal mass)
  • inflammatory stricture (eg Crohn’s, acid related eg Zollinger Ellison)
  • achalasia (inc acquired Chagas)
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Infections that cross tissue planes

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  • tuberculosis
  • actinomycosis (a/w IUD in pelvis, oral flora aspirated in chest)
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pneumatosis ddx

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  • ischemia / necrotizing enterocolitis (neonates)
  • enteral feeding (PEG etc)
  • inflammatory bowel disease
  • malignancy
  • collagen vascular disease
  • postoperative
  • pulmonary disease (COPD/asthma)
  • drugs (steroids, chemotherapy)

https://radiopaedia.org/articles/intramural-bowel-gas

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