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CT image and 3D reconstruction of aneurysm. (a) Sagittal CT shows saccular infrarenal aneurysm with surrounding inflammation. (b) 3D reconstruction demonstrates that the relation of the aneurysm to major abdominal arteries calcifications can be readily identified.
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He was found to have positive urine cytology which was concerning for a recurrence of his cancer and a CT urogram was ordered as follow-up (Figure 1).
Microscopic (hematoxylin and eosin stain) photos of the resected portion of the aorta. (a) Periaortic adipose tissue with abundant chronic inflammation and fat necrosis. (b) Atherosclerosis and calcifications can be readily identified. (c) Perivascular lymph nodes show granulomatous inflammation. (d) Occasional giant cells are present in the lymph nodes.
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Mycobacterium complex DNA was isolated from fluid around his aortic wall for which he was started on rifampin, ethambutol, and isoniazid (Figure 2).