Polish journal of radiology · 2012
Use of contrast-enhanced ultrasonography in hepatosplenic sarcoidosis: Report of 2 cases.
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Grzelak Piotr, Augsburg Lukasz, Majos Agata, Stefanczyk Ludomir, Gorski Paweł, Piotrowski Wojciech, Antczak Adam
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BACKGROUND: Sarcoidosis is a multisystemic granulomatous disease of unknown etiology that predominantly affects lungs and intrathoracic lymph nodes; in rare cases (approx. 10%), infiltration of the spleen and liver may be observed. In order to identify hepatosplenic infiltration, MRI/CT of the abdomen and different ultrasound techniques (PD US, US D) are usually performed. Contrast enhanced ultrasound (CEUS) is a new technique in this diagnostic algorithm, but the fact that this is a safe, accurate, and widely available method opens a new perspective for the detection of abdominal lesions in sarcoidosis.
CASE REPORTS: We report 2 cases of hepatosplenic sarcoidosis - a 41-year-old woman with splenic lesions and a 46-year-old man with liver infiltration.
RESULTS: On the basis of these 2 cases we intended to show the diagnostic potential of contrast enhanced ultrasound for the recognition of focal lesions of the spleen and liver in patients suffering from sarcoidosis.
CASE REPORTS: We report 2 cases of hepatosplenic sarcoidosis - a 41-year-old woman with splenic lesions and a 46-year-old man with liver infiltration.
RESULTS: On the basis of these 2 cases we intended to show the diagnostic potential of contrast enhanced ultrasound for the recognition of focal lesions of the spleen and liver in patients suffering from sarcoidosis.