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23. [X-ray computed tomographic aspects of mesenteric panniculitis].

Author

Frouge C, Hoang C, Soulez G, Chagnon S, and Blery M

Subjects
Abdominal Neoplasms diagnosis, Diagnosis, Differential, Female, Humans, Lipoma diagnosis, Middle Aged, Panniculitis, Peritoneal diagnosis, Panniculitis, Peritoneal diagnostic imaging, Tomography, X-Ray Computed
Abstract

Mesenteric panniculitis also known as lipodystrophy is an inflammatory condition of adipose tissue. A case of a 55 year old, female who presented a weight loss and a tender palpable mass located in the left flank is reported. CT patterns were not specific but might suggest the diagnosis: fatty mass, with a higher density than subcutaneous fat, located in the root of the mesentery and surrounding mesenteric vessels without distoting them. Intestinal loops were only pulled in periphery. This signs are not always present and even in this typical pattern mesenteric panniculitis could not be differentiated from liposarcoma. Thus an histological proof was needed. The evolution was good, with resolution of the abdominal pain. The knowledge of this rare Radioclinical syndrome should prevent any aggressive therapy.

Published
1990

24. [Urinoma in newborn infants complicating congenital uropathy. 4 cases].

Author

Soulez G, Montagne JP, Fauré C, and Gruner M

Subjects
Cysts diagnosis, Cysts diagnostic imaging, Female, Humans, Infant, Newborn, Male, Radiography, Urologic Diseases complications, Cysts etiology, Urine, Urologic Diseases congenital
Abstract

The authors report about four cases of urinoma detected during the neonatal period in three boys and one girl with congenital uropathy. It appeared as an infravesical obstruction in three cases (2 posterior urethral valves, one anterior urethral diverticulum) and as an obstruction of the pyeloureteral junction in the last case. The examination was prompted by the detection of a mass in the side during the clinical examination. The diagnosis is based on ultrasound, which evidences the liquid and extrarenal character of the urinoma and often allows demonstrating the underlying uropathy. The kidney may be difficult to localize if the urinoma is very large. IVP or radionuclide scanning may contribute to the diagnosis as they allow assessing the functional value of the kidney. The urinoma protects the kidney from the consequences of uropathy by allowing a relative decompression of the pyelocaliceal structures.

Published
1989

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