50 liver calcification

RADIOLOGY
CLINICAL IMAGAGING� AN ATLAS OF DIFFERENTIAL DAIGNOSIS� EISENBERG

1. 50 Liver Calcification

2. CLINICAL IMAGAGING AN ATLAS OF DIFFERENTIAL DAIGNOSIS EISENBERG DR. Muhammad Bin Zulfiqar PGR-FCPS III SIMS/SHL

3. Fig GI 50-1 Hepatobiliary tuberculosis. Multiple, confluent coarse or chalky calcifications. 62

4. Fig GI 50-2 Hydatid liver cyst. Extensive calcification of a huge right upper quadrant mass.

5. Fig GI 50-3 Alveolar hydatic disease ( Echinococcus multilocularis ). 63

6. Fig GI 50-4 Calcified pyogenic liver abscess.

7. Fig GI 50-5 Calcified guinea worm in the right lobe of the liver. 64

8. Fig GI 50-6 Calcified liver metastases from colloid carcinoma of the colon producing a diffuse, finely granular pattern.

9. Fig GI 50-7 Portal vein. Track-like calcification with irregular margins directed along the course of the portal vein (arrows). 65

10. Fig GI 50-8 Appearance simulating intrinsic hepatic calcification due to inadvertent intraperitoneal extravasation of barium, which produced an opaque shell around the liver.

11. Fig GI 50-9 Hemochromatosis . Extremely dense liver shadow in the right upper quadrant is caused by parenchymal deposition of iron. 66

12. Fig GI 50-10 Prior injection of Thorotrast causing generalized increased density of the liver and spleen.