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A. CT angiogram (axial section) both lower limbs showing bilateral fusiform aneurysms involving SFA surrounded by multiloculated fluids (yellow arrows). B. Coronal section both lower limbs showing SFA aneurysms and surrounding fluid collection (white arrow).
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The rest of the CT scan of chest, abdomen and pelvis were reported as normal (Fig. 1).
US of the testis showing (L) testicular abscess measuring 2.5 x 1.6cm.
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Ultrasound scrotum revealed bilateral epididymitis and two left testicular fluid collections (Fig. 2).
A. CT scan of the abdomen showing aneurysm of the inferior mesenteric artery (white arrow head). B. CT scan of the lower limbs confirming collection of the left testis (yellow arrow).
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Multiple collections were observed in the left testis (Fig. 3A and B).
CT scan angiography of the lower limbs showing increasing SFA aneurysms with bilateral collections.
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There was increase in the size of the multiloculated collection surrounding the femoral aneurysms of both the thighs however no leakage from the stent was identified(Fig. 4).
A. CT scan angiogram on initial admission showing innumerable miliary nodules. B. CT scan of the chest 3 month following initial admission showing similar shadowing but less marked than first CT scan.
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CT Chest showed innumerable miliary nodules particularly in the upper lobes (Fig. 5B). In retrospect the lower CT chest cuts of the initial admission CT angiogram showed more extensive miliary shadows than the current one (Fig. 5A).