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(a) Cervical computed tomography angiography scans (sagittal section) circumferential wall thickening of both common carotid arteries, (b) cervical computed tomography angiography scans (cross section) stenosis of the 2/3 vascular area of the right common carotid
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Doppler ultrasound and computed tomography (CT) angiography scans showed circumferential wall thickening of both common carotid arteries [Figure 1a] leading to stenosis of the right common carotid [Figure 1b] and its branches and severe stenosis of the left subclavian artery [Figure 2a and b] but excluded further vessel involvement of descending aorta, renal, or cerebral arteries.
(a) Cervical computed tomography angiography scans (cross section), (b) cervical computed tomography angiography scans (sagittal section) a left subclavian artery, severe stenosis of two centimeters
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Doppler ultrasound and computed tomography (CT) angiography scans showed circumferential wall thickening of both common carotid arteries [Figure 1a] leading to stenosis of the right common carotid [Figure 1b] and its branches and severe stenosis of the left subclavian artery [Figure 2a and b] but excluded further vessel involvement of descending aorta, renal, or cerebral arteries.
(a) Thoracic computed tomography angiography scans, bilateral pulmonary nodes, (b) thoracic computed tomography angiography scans (mediastinal window), hilary lymphadenopathy
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Chest X-ray/CT scans revealed numerous parenchymal nodes in both lungs associated to hilar lymphadenopathy suggesting active Tb [Figure 3a and b].