[PDF] Top 20 Mediastinal Hemangioma: A Case Report

... Physical examination revealed a soft mass in the anterior neck that extended to the anterior mediastinum causing a lateral placement of the jugular vein. There was no sign of lymphadenopathy. Physical examination of his ... See full document

... A 66-year-old man was referred to our hospital for examin- ation of swollen mediastinal lymph nodes. He was a current smoker with no significant past medical history. Computed tomography (CT) showed swelling of ... See full document

... A 43-year-old female presented with 18 months his- tory of left upper extremity paresthesia and pain along the median nerve distribution, which got progressively more severe over time, though with no motor weakness. The ... See full document

... Abstract: Hepatoid adenocarcinoma (HAC) is the term proposed for a special type of extrahepatic tumors, which is similar to the hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) both in the histopathology and immunohistochemistry. HAC has ... See full document

... our case, the presence of small cells, spontaneous and zonal necroses, invasion into the pulmonary parenchyma, and mitotic activity of the tumor (four mitotic cells per 10 hpf) corre- spond histologically to an ... See full document

... Weiss and Enzinger in 1986 described a new type of vascular tumor that combines the features of both cavernous hemangioma and Kaposi’s sarcoma [1]. This vascular tumor designated “spindle cell ... See full document

... The risk of cavernous hemangioma rupture and intracranial hemorrhage was reported to be remarkably elevated in the pregnancy. In a pre- vious study, 5 intracranial hemorrhage (2.98%) was reported among the 168 ... See full document

... Mediastinal neurogenic tumors account for approximately 35% of all pediatric mediastinal neoplasms. They mostly arise from nerve cells or nerve sheath usually located in the posterior compartment. Patients ... See full document

... Giant Carvenous Hemangioma of the Anterior Chest Wall in a Neonate Med J Malaysia Vol 40 No 3 September 1985 GIANT CARVENOUS HEMANGIOMA OF THE ANTERIOR CHEST WALL IN A NEONATE A CASE REPORT NEM YUN BO[.] ... See full document

... sclerosed hemangioma lesions and found the characteristic fea- tures to include a geographic pattern, capsular retrac- tion, decrease in size over time, loss of previously seen regions of enhancement ... See full document

... The case was discussed in detail with other senior faculty members, which included a senior Arthroscopy surgeon; before, deciding to go ahead with an open excision of the tumour mass instead of a minimally ... See full document

... current case, immunohisto- chemical staining for IgG4 failed to exhibit increased number of IgG4 plasma cells and higher ratio of IgG4 to IgG, so it did not meet the criteria of IgG4-related ... See full document

... DOI: 10.4236/oalib.1105766 2 Open Access Library Journal translation and require no treatment. The progressive forms responsible for spin- al cord compression are much rarer; they are part of neurosurgical management. We ... See full document

... Our patient was asymptomatic for many years after infection, and the first clinical symptom was chest pain and dyspnea. In addition to clinical symptoms and signs of relatively short duration, there were electrocardio- ... See full document

... We report the case of a 21-year-old Caucasian male with a history of locally advanced and metastatic rectal carcinoma (UICC IV; pT4, pN1, M1(hep)) that was eventually identified as having hereditary non- ... See full document

... Physical examination findings included decr- eased breath sounds on the left side of lungs with dullness on percussion. Chest X-rays sh- owed a solitary left mediastinal mass with ipsi- lateral pleural effusion ... See full document

... primary mediastinal GCT-ST have been reported in literature, and none of these cases show evidences of re- currence ...interesting case of a posterior mediastinal GCT-ST with postoperatively local ... See full document

... based on myelography and MRI findings, and complete tumorectomy was performed, which im- proved the lower limb symptoms and gait disturbance. The histopathological diagnosis was ca- vernous hemangioma. Epidural ... See full document

... of hemangioma is still ...of hemangioma through some cytokine, such as vascular endothelial growth factor while some experts concluded that hemangioma originates from embryo of angioblasts ... See full document

... (low poliferation of endothelial cells), GLUT-1(juvenile hemangioma), CD8(splenic sinusoids), and D2-40(lymphatc origin) immunostains are usually negative. Epitelial markers, Kaposi sarcoma antigens and Human ... See full document