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This page intentionally left blank Pearls and Pitfalls in ABDOMINAL IMAGING Pearls and Pitfalls in ABDOMINAL IMAGING Variants and Other Difficult Diagnoses Fergus V. Coakley M.D. ProfessorofRadiologyandUrology SectionChiefofAbdominalImaging ViceChairforClinicalServices DepartmentofRadiologyandBiomedicalImaging UniversityofCalifornia,SanFrancisco CAMBRIDGEUNIVERSITYPRESS Cambridge, New York, Melbourne, Madrid, Cape Town, Singapore, São Paulo, Delhi, Dubai, Tokyo Cambridge University Press The Edinburgh Building, Cambridge CB2 8RU, UK Published in the United States of America by Cambridge University Press, New York www.cambridge.org Information on this title: www.cambridge.org/9780521513777 © F. V. Coakley 2010 This publication is in copyright. Subject to statutory exception and to the provision of relevant collective licensing agreements, no reproduction of any part may take place without the written permission of Cambridge University Press. First published in print format 2010 ISBN-13 978-0-511-90203-1 eBook (NetLibrary) ISBN-13 978-0-521-51377-7 Hardback Cambridge University Press has no responsibility for the persistence or accuracy of urls for external or third-party internet websites referred to in this publication, and does not guarantee that any content on such websites is, or will remain, accurate or appropriate. This book is dedicatedtomy parents,Dermot and Maeve,for theirconstant supportand guidancein myearly years,andtomywonderfulwife, Sara, and ourdelightful children,Declan and Fiona, who keep me grounded, happy, and in lovenow that Ihavereachedmylater years! Contents Preface ix Acknowledgements 1 Section 1 Diaphragm and adjacent structures Case 29 Splenic hemangioma 98 Case 30 Littoral cell angioma 102 Case 1 Pseudolipoma ofthe inferior venacava 2 Case 2 Superiordiaphragmatic adenopathy 4 Case 3 Lateral arcuateligament pseudotumor 8 Section 5 Pancreas Case 4 Diaphragmaticslip pseudotumor 10 Case 5 Diaphragmaticcrus mimicking adenopathy 12 Case 31 Groove pancreatitis 104 Case 6 Epiphrenicdiverticulum mimicking hiatal Case 32 Intrapancreaticaccessoryspleen 108 hernia 14 Case 33 Pancreaticcleft 114 Case 7 Mediastinal ascites 18 Case 34 Colloid carcinoma of the pancreas 116 Case 8 DiaphragmaticPET/CTmisregistration artifact 20 Section 6 Adrenal glands Case 9 Lung basemirrorimageartifact 24 Case 10 Peridiaphragmatic pseudofluid 26 Case 35 Minor adrenal nodularityor thickening 118 Case 36 Adrenalpseudotumordue to gastric fundal Section 2 Liver diverticulum 120 Case 37 Adrenalpseudotumordue to horizontal lie 124 Case 11 Pseudocirrhosisof treatedbreastcancer Case 38 Adrenalpseudotumordue tovarices 126 metastases 28 Case 39 Adrenalpseudoadenoma 130 Case 12 Pseudocirrhosisof fulminant hepatic failure 32 Case 13 Nutmeg liver 34 Case 14 Nodular regenerativehyperplasia 40 Section 7 Kidneys Case15 Pseudoprogressionoftreatedhepaticmetastases 44 Case 16 Pseudothrombosis ofthe portal vein 48 Case 40 Radiationnephropathy 134 Case 17 Biliaryhamartomas 50 Case 41 Lithium nephropathy 138 Case 18 Nodular focal fatty infiltration ofthe liver 54 Case 42 Pseudoenhancement of small renalcysts 142 Case 19 Nodular focal fatty sparing ofthe liver 60 Case 43 Pseudotumordue tofocal masslike Case 20 Hepatocellularcarcinoma mimicking focal nodular parenchyma 144 hyperplasia 64 Case 44 Pseudotumordue toanisotropism 148 Case 21 Paradoxical signalgain in theliver 68 Case 45 Echogenic renal cell carcinoma mimicking angiomyolipoma 150 Case 46 Pseudohydronephrosis 154 Section 3 Biliary system Case 47 Pseudocalculi due toexcreted gadolinium 158 Case 22 Peribiliarycysts 72 Case 48 Subtle complete ureteralduplication 160 Case 23 Pseudo-Klatskintumordue tomalignant masquerade 76 Case 24 Adenomyomatosisof the gallbladder 80 Section 8 Retroperitoneum Case 25 Pseudotumorofthe distalcommon bileduct 84 Case 49 Retrocruralpseudotumordue to the Case 26 Pancreaticobiliary maljunction 88 cisterna chyli 164 Case 50 Pseudothrombosis ofthe inferior venacava 168 Section 4 Spleen Case 51 Pseudoadenopathydue tovenousanatomic variants 174 Case 27 Pseudofluid due to complete splenic infarction 92 Case 52 Pseudomassdue toduodenal diverticulum 178 Case 28 Pseudosubcapsular hematoma 94 Case 53 Segmental arterial mediolysis 180 vii Contents Section 9 Gastrointestinal tract Case 81 Prolapsed uterine tumor mimicking cervical cancer 280 Case 54 Gastric antralwall thickening 184 Case 82 Nabothian cysts 286 Case 55 Pseudoabscess due to excluded stomach after Case 83 Vaginal pessary 290 gastric bypass 186 Case 56 Strangulated bowel obstruction 188 Section 13 Bladder Case 57 Transient ischemiaof the bowel 192 Case 58 Angioedema of thebowel 196 Case 84 Pseudobladder 296 Case 59 Small bowelintramuralhemorrhage 200 Case 85 Urachal remnant disorders 300 Case 60 Pseudopneumatosis 202 Case 86 Pseudotumordue toureteraljet 306 Case 61 Meckel’sdiverticulitis 204 Case 87 Pelvic pseudotumordue tobladder Case 62 Small bowelintussusception 206 outpouchings 308 Case 63 Pseudoappendicitis 210 Case 88 Inflammatory pseudotumorof thebladder 312 Case 64 Portal hypertensivecolonicwallthickening 216 Case 89 Urethral diverticulum 316 Case 65 Pseudotumordue toundistended bowel 220 Case 66 Gastrointestinal pseudolesions due to oral Section 14 Pelvic soft tissues contrast mixing artifact 224 Case 67 Perforatedcoloncancermimickingdiverticulitis 228 Case 90 Post-proctectomy presacralpseudotumor 322 Case 91 Pelvic pseudotumordue toperineal Section 10 Peritoneal cavity muscle flap 324 Case 92 Pseudotumordue tofailed renal transplant 328 Case 68 Pseudoabscess due to absorbable hemostatic sponge 230 Section 15 Groin Case 69 Pseudoperforation due to enhancingascites 232 Case 70 Pseudomyxoma peritonei 234 Case 93 Pseudotumordue tohernia repair Case 71 Gossypiboma 238 device 332 Case 94 Pseudotumordue tomuscle transposition 334 Section 11 Ovaries Case 95 Distendediliopsoas bursa 336 Case 96 Pseudothrombosis ofthe iliofemoral vein 340 Case 72 Corpus luteum cyst 242 Case 73 Peritoneal inclusioncyst 248 Section 16 Bone Case 74 Adnexal pseudotumordue to exophytic uterine fibroid 252 Case 97 Postradiation pelvic insufficiency Case 75 Malignant transformation of endometrioma 260 fracture 344 Case 76 Ovarian transposition 262 Case 98 Iliac pseudotumordue to bone harvesting 348 Case 77 Massiveovarian edema 266 Case 99 Pseudoprogression due tohealingof bone Case 78 Decidualizedendometrioma 270 metastasesbysclerosis 352 Case 100 Pseudometastasesdue to red marrow Section 12 Uterus and vagina conversion 356 Case 101 Iliacbone defect due to iliopsoas Case 79 Pseudotumordue todifferential enhancement transfer 360 of thecervix 272 Case 80 Early intrauterine pregnancyon CTandMRI 274 Index 362 viii

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Research consistently suggests that 1.0 to 2.6% of radiology reports contain serious errors, many of which are avoidable, and it is clear that all radiologists can struggle with the basic questions as to whether a study is normal or abnormal. Pearls and Pitfalls in Abdominal Imaging presents over 10
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