Childhood tuberculosis presenting as an anterior chest wall abscess

In this article, we report an asphalt worker diagnosed with primary chest wall angiosarcoma along with distant metastases mimicking other primary tumors of those tissues..

After that, the patient underwent computed tomography (CT) to evaluate the mediastinal and thoracic structures, and the presence of a retrosternal hematoma with cardiac compression

A chest wall defect caused by empyema necessitatis due to profound malnutrition.. Göğüs duvarı defekti oluşturmuş ağır malnütrisyona bağlı ampiyema necessitatis Burçin Çelik, 1

Rapidly growing chest wall mass mimicking a malignant tumor: proliferative myositis.. Malign tümörü taklit eden hızlı büyüyen göğüs duvarı kitlesi: Proliferatif miyozit

Olgumuz- da da İTP tanısı konduktan sonra yüksek doz sistemik kortikosteroid kullanımını takiben yaygın fluktuasyon veren subkutan apseler ortaya çıkmıştı..

Although Alternating hemiplegia of childhood is clinically characterized with hemiplegia, dystonia, migraine and abnormal eye movements have also been reported in different

A thorax computed tomography revealed a gross mass lesion on the left side with adipose density, starting adja- cent to the medial side of scapula, localized between the bone

There was no sign of foreign body after the abscess on the chest wall was drained and the left lower lobe posterior basal seg- ment with the grass inflorescence was