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PMC10499513_02
Radiological Findings in a Case of Advanced Cervical Cancer with Right Ventricular Thrombosis and Metastasis. (A) Enhanced CT scan showing right ventricular thrombosis and pulmonary embolism. (B) PET-CT scan revealed a cervical mass, lymph node enlargement, and tumor thrombus in the right ventricle. (C, D) Cardiac MRI demonstrating thrombosis with right ventricular. The red arrows represent right ventricular and pulmonary thrombus.
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Although no pleural effusion was observed during the initial enhanced CT examination on November 18, 2021, bilateral pleural effusion appeared in the PET-CT examination five days later ( Figure 1B ).
The cervical lesion and bilateral pleural effusion before (A, C) and after (B, D) 2 cycles of treatment. Partial response of the lesion in the cervical (A vs B). The bilateral pleural effusion was reduced (C vs D). The red arrow shows the cervical lesion.
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Following this cycle of treatment, the patient underwent a CT reexamination, revealing a significant reduction in bilateral pleural effusion and a decrease in the size of the cervical lesion ( Figure 2 ).
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Radiological Findings in a Case of Advanced Cervical Cancer with Right Ventricular Thrombosis and Metastasis. (A) Enhanced CT scan showing right ventricular thrombosis and pulmonary embolism. (B) PET-CT scan revealed a cervical mass, lymph node enlargement, and tumor thrombus in the right ventricle. (C, D) Cardiac MRI demonstrating thrombosis with right ventricular. The red arrows represent right ventricular and pulmonary thrombus.
fonc-13-1239606-g001.jpg
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Although no pleural effusion was observed during the initial enhanced CT examination on November 18, 2021, bilateral pleural effusion appeared in the PET-CT examination five days later ( Figure 1B ).
PMC10499513_04
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Radiological Findings in a Case of Advanced Cervical Cancer with Right Ventricular Thrombosis and Metastasis. (A) Enhanced CT scan showing right ventricular thrombosis and pulmonary embolism. (B) PET-CT scan revealed a cervical mass, lymph node enlargement, and tumor thrombus in the right ventricle. (C, D) Cardiac MRI demonstrating thrombosis with right ventricular. The red arrows represent right ventricular and pulmonary thrombus.
fonc-13-1239606-g001.jpg
PMC10499513_05_fonc-13-1239606-g001.jpg
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Although no pleural effusion was observed during the initial enhanced CT examination on November 18, 2021, bilateral pleural effusion appeared in the PET-CT examination five days later ( Figure 1B ).
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The cervical lesion and bilateral pleural effusion before (A, C) and after (B, D) 2 cycles of treatment. Partial response of the lesion in the cervical (A vs B). The bilateral pleural effusion was reduced (C vs D). The red arrow shows the cervical lesion.
fonc-13-1239606-g002.jpg
PMC10499513_07_fonc-13-1239606-g002.jpg
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Following this cycle of treatment, the patient underwent a CT reexamination, revealing a significant reduction in bilateral pleural effusion and a decrease in the size of the cervical lesion ( Figure 2 ).
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