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CTA chest.
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Imaging was obtained during that admission, which included computer tomographic angiogram of the chest that revealed a left lower lobe consolidation, small bilateral hilar, mediastinal, axillary and supraclavicular matted lymph nodes (Figure 1).
CT abdomen/pelvis with contrast.
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The computer tomography of the abdomen and pelvis revealed massive splenomegaly, and enlarged retroperitoneal, mesenteric and pelvic lymph nodes that were highly suspicious for a lymphoproliferatve disorder (Figure 2).
CTA chest.
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CT chest with contrast showed small nonspecific mediastinal lymph nodes and a borderline enlarged left medius axillary lymph node (Figure 3). CT of the abdomen and pelvis with contrast showed massive splenomegaly and borderline enlarged pelvis lymph nodes (Figure 4).
CT abdomen/pelvis with contrast.
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CT chest with contrast showed small nonspecific mediastinal lymph nodes and a borderline enlarged left medius axillary lymph node (Figure 3). CT of the abdomen and pelvis with contrast showed massive splenomegaly and borderline enlarged pelvis lymph nodes (Figure 4).