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Erin Lee Gamble1, Solokara Mtl Karunarathne2, Ramya Krishnan2
1Department of Diagnostic Radiology, Princess Alexandra Hospital, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
Abstract:
We describe a rare case of middle lobe lung torsion in a patient with a tension hydrothorax secondary to multicentric Castleman disease. The case demonstrates the difficulty of diagnosing torsion prospectively, and the possible sequelae of delayed detection. Although imaging features can be confusing, an awareness of this condition and careful image interpretation by radiologists could facilitate early recognition and management of a torted lobe.
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