However, in spite of a perception of a relatively high level of sensitivity for TFNAB for
peripheral lesions, they selected bronchoscopy most frequently as their first diagnostic test.
In summary, PCD is a distinct clinical entity with ring scotomas, outer retinal attenuation relatively sparing the foveola, macular hyperautofluorescence with bull's eye lesions, and variable
peripheral lesions. However, the etiology remains unknown.
We know it can be instigated by central and
peripheral lesions and that these could be early in the disease course."
By comparison, whole-body MRA not only provides clear images of coronary-artery aneurysms, but also identifies
peripheral lesions occurring outside the viewing field of standard sonographic imaging studies, said Dr.
The study results suggest that whole-body MRA is useful in Kawasaki disease because it can help visualize the occurrence of coronary and
peripheral lesions as well as "guide more aggressive therapy with steroids, anticoagulants, and antiplatelet/vasodilator drugs," he said.
patients whose
peripheral lesions did not threaten the macula were followed without treatment and their lesions showed no progression.
So we diagnosed 76.9% of large central, 50% of small central, 30.4% of large peripheral and 20% of small
peripheral lesions.
On initial CT scan, a total of 29 subjects were found to have lung cancer (27
peripheral lesions and 2 central lesions), for a total prevalence of 2.9%.
In the previous reports the
peripheral lesions are only due to dellen or drug toxicity.
Cortical tubers are often seen as low-attenuating
peripheral lesions. Subependymal nodules appear as localized projections into the ventricular cavity and may enhance after the intravenous contrast administration, although contrast enhancement is more difficult to recognize calcified lesions.