Case 1 An 18 yo female presented in OPD with c/o Pain abdomen, colicky in nature and fever x 10 days Constipation x 2 days Nausea x 2 days Decreased oral intake and generalized weakness Patient was admitted on 21/4/24 CECT abdomen was done on 22/4/24
Patient was being managed conservatively with I.V. antibiotics and symptomatic treatment.
Patient was discharged on 30/4/24 with conservative management However, she was admitted again on 4/5/24 with c/o lower right abdomen pain, uneasiness and gen. weakness USG was done on 4/5/24 and a non contrast MRI was done on 5/5/24
MRI ON 5/5/24
Patient was managed conservatively and discharged in stable condition on 7/5/24 Patient reviewed in OPD on 18/5/24 with mild persistent tenderness in RIF, low grade fever. Collection had decreased in size. Patient reviewed in OPD again on 21/5/24 – patient was afebrile, asymptomatic – was managed conservatively with antibiotics and symptomatic treatment.
Case 2 A 22 y.o . female came with c/o weight loss, cough, chest pain -- Past medical history - Operated for brain AVM in 2016 An X-ray chest was done on 22/3/24 followed by CECT chest
X ray chest
CECT of the chest was done on 22 march itself
The CECT revealed a large Ant. Mediastinal mass, following which a CT guided biopsy was done on 23/4/24
Trucut biopsy done on 23/3 Impr – Infective lymphadenitis – Hodgkin’s disease – Kikuchi’s ds. IHC – possibility of acute lymphadenitis of infective etiology
Patient was managed conservatively with antibiotics and symptomatic treatment and was discharged on 24/3/24
Another follow up CECT was done on 7/5/24
Biopsy was reviewed elsewhere (outside) on 15/5 which reported – Classical Hodgkin’s lymphoma (nodular sclerosis type). Patient is planned to be further evaluated with PET CT and, BMA and Bx
CASE 3 A 69 y.o . male came with complaints of - Lower abdominal pain and burning micturition Increased frequency of urination Low grade fever o/e – small umbilical hernia
Case 4 A 53 y.o . male came with complaints of Difficulty in breathing CLD Fever UGIE – grade I varices