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- T J Vogl, T Hinrichs, V Jacobi, A Böhme, and D Hoelzer.
- Institut für Diagnostische und Interventionelle Radiologie, J.W. Goethe-Universität, Frankfurt am Main. T.Vogl@em.uni.Frankfurt.de
- Rofo. 2000 Jul 1;172(7):604-8.
AimAnalysis of the morphological characteristics of pulmonary mucormycosis using computed tomography (CT).Material And MethodsProspective analysis of CT studies in 9 patients out of 19 patients with proven pulmonary mucormycosis.ResultsPulmonary mucormycosis was most frequently found in the upper lobe bilaterally (51% of all nodules). In 22% of the manifestations, the morphological criterion of a "bird's nest" could be verified in CT, in 37% central necrotic areas were detected. In 37% an open bronchus was diagnosed, in 6% we observed bronchiectases. 43% of all nodules presented with a halo sign. In three patients we found pleural effusions, enlarged mediastinal lymph nodes were diagnosed in one patient.ConclusionComputed tomography allows an improved diagnosis and therapeutic follow-up in patients suffering from pulmonary mucormycosis.
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