“ This is the most common AIDS-related neoplasm and is more common in men. Plain film/CT • Numerous ill-defined perihilar/peribronchovascu...
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This is the most common AIDS-related neoplasm and is more common in men.
Plain film/CT
• Numerous ill-defined perihilar/peribronchovascular nodules, surrounded by ground glass.
• Less commonly, there is interlobular septal thickening.
• Look for enhancing hilar lymph node enlargement.
• Pleural effusions atypical.
Nuclear medicine
• Note: Lymphoma is gallium avid, Kaposi lesions are not.
Kaposi sarcoma. Computed tomography image demonstrating the typical ill-defined peribronchovascular ‘flameshaped’ ground-glass opacities (white arrow)
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