Viral pnömoni

Özet

Viral pnömonide BT paternleri çeşitlidir ve diğer enfeksiyöz ya da inflamatuvar hastalıklarla örtüşebilir. BT’de buzlu cam, konsolidasyon, sentrilobüler nodüller ve bronş duvarı kalınlaşması gibi bulgular farklı birleşimlerde görülebilir. Görüntüleme tek başına viral etkeni kesinleştirmez; bulgular klinik ve laboratuvar verileriyle birlikte değerlendirilir.

Faz ve pencere

Kontrastsız tanısal

İnce kesit inspiryum BT’de hava yolu merkezli bronş duvarı kalınlaşması, peribronşiyal konsolidasyon ve ağaç tomurcuğu opasiteleri ya da buzlu cam ile konsolidasyonun eşlik ettiği fokal veya multifokal paternler görülebilir. Hava hapsinin tanımı ancak ekspiratuvar BT ile konur; mozaik atenüasyonun ekspiratuvar kesitlerde belirginleşmesi hava hapsinin dolaylı işaretidir. Plevral efüzyon, hiler/mediastinal lenfadenopati ve pnömotoraks yaygın viral paternlerde seyrektir.

BT bulguları

• Buzlu cam opasitesi, altta yatan bronş ve damar yapılarını tamamen silmeyen atenüasyon artışıdır; viral etiyolojiye özgü değildir.
• Hava yolu merkezli viral paternlerde bronş duvarı kalınlaşması, peribronşiyal konsolidasyon ve ağaç tomurcuğu opasiteleri görülebilir.
• Ağaç tomurcuğu paterni, küçük sentrilobüler nodüllerle benzer kalibreli dallanan çizgilerin birleşimidir; enfeksiyon ve aspirasyon dahil farklı nedenlerde görülür.
• Lober konsolidasyon viral pnömonilerde görülebilir; adenovirüs dışındaki viral pnömonilerde bakteriyel eş enfeksiyonu genellikle düşündürür.
• Buzlu cam üzerine düzgün interlobüler septal kalınlaşma eklenmesi kaldırım taşı görünümü oluşturabilir.
• Mozaik atenüasyon bazı viral enfeksiyonlarda görülebilir; hava hapsi ancak ekspiratuvar BT’de tanımlanır.
• Plevral efüzyon, hiler/mediastinal lenfadenopati ve pnömotoraks yaygın viral pnömoni paternlerinde seyrektir.
• Akciğer parankimindeki artmış atenüasyona pulmoner damarların kısmen ya da tamamen silinmesi eşlik edebilir; bu görünüm tek başına altta yatan histopatolojiyi belirlemez.

Normalde

Buzlu camda alttaki bronş ve damar yapıları kısmen seçilir; konsolidasyonda bu yapılar tamamen silinir. Her iki terim morfolojik görünümü tarif eder ve tek başına opasitenin nedenini belirlemez.

Ayırıcı tanı

Ağaç tomurcuğu ve sentrilobüler nodül paternleri bakteriyel, viral veya başka bronşiolit nedenlerinde görülebilir; bu nedenler görüntülemede sıklıkla birbirinden ayrılamaz.

Organize pnömoni özellikleri ağır viral enfeksiyon sonrasında kalıntı BT bulgusu olarak görülebilir; viral pnömoni de buzlu cam ve konsolidasyonun bilateral subplevral/peribronkovasküler dağılımıyla organize pnömoniyi andırabilir.

Pulmoner ödem gibi enfeksiyon dışı süreçler de benzer opasite paternleri oluşturabilir ve ayırıcı tanıda değerlendirilmelidir.

Diffüz alveoler kanama hemoptizi, anemi ve diffüz alveoler infiltratlarla ortaya çıkabilir; görüntüleme klinik ve laboratuvar verileriyle birlikte yorumlanır.

Aspirasyon pnömonisi de ağaç tomurcuğu ve nodüler opasitelerle seyrederek ayırıcı tanıda yer alabilir.

Tuzaklar

• Buzlu cam özgül değildir; farklı patolojik süreçler benzer atenüasyon artışına yol açabilir.
• Lober konsolidasyon viral pnömoni olasılığını dışlamaz; viral patern için atipiktir ve bakteriyel eş enfeksiyon kuşkusunu artırır.
• Bağımlı akciğer alanlarında pozisyona bağlı atenüasyon artışı görülebilir; prone görüntülerde azalması graviteye bağlı opasiteyi destekler.
• Plevral efüzyon, hiler/mediastinal lenfadenopati ve pnömotoraks yaygın viral paternlerde seyrektir; belirgin olduklarında alternatif veya ek süreci değerlendirin.

Kendini dene

1. İki taraflı yamalı buzlu cam opasiteleri ve bronş duvarı kalınlaşması viral pnömoniyi kesinleştirir mi?

   • Hayır; bu bulgular özgül değildir
   • Evet; yalnızca viral enfeksiyonlarda görülür
   • Evet; plevral efüzyon viral enfeksiyonu kanıtlar
   • Hayır; bu görünüm yalnızca pulmoner ödemde görülür
   Cevabı göster

   Hayır; bu bulgular özgül değildir. Bu BT bulguları viral pnömoniyi düşündürebilir, ancak özgül değildir ve tek başına etkeni kesinleştirmez.

2. Viral pnömonide küçük sentrilobüler nodüller, peribronşiyal buzlu cam veya konsolidasyon, ağaç tomurcuğu opasiteleri ve septal kalınlaşma görülebilir. Bu HRCT bulguları tek başına viral etkeni kesinleştirir mi?

   • Hayır; bulgular özgül değildir
   • Evet; ağaç tomurcuğu viral pnömoniye özgüdür
   • Evet; septal kalınlaşma viral etkeni kanıtlar
   • Hayır; bu bulgular yalnızca bakteriyel eş enfeksiyonda görülür
   Cevabı göster

   Hayır; bulgular özgül değildir. Bu HRCT bulguları viral pnömonide görülebilir, ancak özgül değildir; uygun klinik bağlamda tanıyı düşündürmeye yardımcı olur.

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Kaynaklar

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