Caso de la semana: Mujer de 53 aƱos con inflamaciĆ³n cervical

Oct 2, 2016
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3 octubre 2016 -- Historia: Una mujer de 53 aƱos presenta inflamaciĆ³n cervical sin dolor en el lado derecho que lleva padeciendo durante aproximadamente tres aƱos. Afirma que no padece fiebre, sudores nocturnos ni pĆ©rdida de peso.

La angiografĆ­a y las imĆ”genes por resonancia magnĆ©tica se muestran a continuaciĆ³n. Haga clic para ampliar. Por orden: angiografĆ­a, angiografĆ­a por resonancia magnĆ©tica (ARM) con realce de contraste, resonancia magnĆ©tica postcontraste potenciada en T1, resonancia magnĆ©tica potenciada en T2 e imĆ”genes por ARM con tiempo de vuelo (TOF).


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