A clinical case of epigastric pain 3 months after coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) is presented. The CT finding of an abdominal mass with thick wall, internal horizontal by-gravity level and linear contrast enhancement at the border between the two different components was correctly interpreted for a chronic hematoma with separation of the formed blood elements from blood serum; in particular, the linear contrast enhancement was related to an artery-feeding vessel.
Chronic epigastrich blood collection after coronary artery bypass grafting — case report. / A. Aliprandi, A. Fausto, E. Mossuto, L. Menicanti, F. Sardanelli. - In: CLINICAL IMAGING. - ISSN 0899-7071. - 27:6(2003), pp. 398-399.
Chronic epigastrich blood collection after coronary artery bypass grafting — case report.
F. SardanelliUltimo
2003
Abstract
A clinical case of epigastric pain 3 months after coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) is presented. The CT finding of an abdominal mass with thick wall, internal horizontal by-gravity level and linear contrast enhancement at the border between the two different components was correctly interpreted for a chronic hematoma with separation of the formed blood elements from blood serum; in particular, the linear contrast enhancement was related to an artery-feeding vessel.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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