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While PAPVR is most commonly an incidental finding on chest CT, a unique case is presented where PAPVR in conjunction with SVC stenosis resulted in chronic symptomatic asymmetric pulmonary edema.… Click to show full abstract
While PAPVR is most commonly an incidental finding on chest CT, a unique case is presented where PAPVR in conjunction with SVC stenosis resulted in chronic symptomatic asymmetric pulmonary edema. The case reflects an unusual anatomic cause of unilateral edema, as a combination of both congenital and subsequently acquired anatomic anomalies.
Keywords:
case;
conjunction;
pulmonary edema;
edema;
stenosis;
unique case
Journal Title: Clinical imaging
Year Published: 2021
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Journal Title: Clinical imaging
Year Published: 2021
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