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A contrast-enhanced computed tomography showing thickening of the pericardial sheets, pericardial effusion and a pseudo-tumoral infiltration of the right atrium [red arrow].
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A whole-body contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CT) confirmed pericardial effusion with thickening of the pericardial sheets, while also revealing a pseudo-tumoral infiltration of the right atrium (Figure 1).
Computed tomography scan of the abdomen revealing solid tissue surrounding the right kidney (commonly referred to as "hairy kidney") [red arrow] and circumferential peri-aortic sheathing ("coated aorta").
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Moreover, abdominal scans revealed solid tissue surrounding the right kidney and aorta (Figure 2).
Bone scan demonstrating symmetric diametaphyseal radiotracer uptake in the long bones of the lower limbs [red arrow].
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Since the skeletal system is almost invariably involved in ECD, a bone scan was then requested, which revealed pathognomonic symmetric radiotracer uptake in the long bones of the lower limbs (Figure 3).