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Akut fibrinöz ve organize pnömoni

Acute fibrinous and organizing pneumonia

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Akut fibrinöz ve organize pnömoni: yayımlanmış olgu görüntüsü, aksiyel kesit
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Görüntü: Gomes R, Padrão E, Dabó H ve ark., “Acute fibrinous and organizing pneumonia: A report of 13 cases in a tertiary university hospital.” 2016, Figure 2. PMC5058823 · doi:10.1097/md.0000000000004073 · CC BY 4.0. Değişiklik: yeniden boyutlandırıldı.

Özet

Akut fibrinöz ve organize pnömoni (AFOP), akut ya da subakut solunum bozulmasıyla ortaya çıkabilen nadir bir histopatolojik akciğer hasarı paternidir. AFOP'ta BT'de yamalı buzlu cam, konsolidasyon veya kitle benzeri opasiteler görülebilir; bu bulgular tanıyı tek başına doğrulamaz. AFOP'un klinik ve görüntüleme bulguları özgül olmayıp enfeksiyon, diffüz alveoler hasar ve organize pnömoniyle örtüşebilir; bu örtüşme tanıyı güçleştirir. AFOP'u yalnız BT görünümünden kesinleştirmek mümkün değildir; radyolojik bulgular özgül olmadığından kesin tanı için histopatolojik değerlendirme gerekir.

Faz ve pencere

HRCT tanısal
İnce kesitli görüntülerde yamalı buzlu cam, konsolidasyon veya kitle benzeri opasiteler görülebilir; konsolidasyonla birlikte hava bronkogramı da izlenebilir. Görüntüleme bulguları tanısal olarak özgül olmadığından, kesin tanı ancak doku örnekleme ile konulabilir.

Önerilen pencereler: Akciğer (G 1500 / M -600), Mediasten (G 350 / M 50).

BT bulguları

  • Yamalı hava boşluğu opasiteleri — buzlu cam ve konsolidasyon aynı incelemede farklı odaklarda veya iç içe alanlarda bulunabilir.
  • Konsolidasyon içinde hava bronkogramı görülebilir; kaynaklarda AFOP ile ilişkili örneklerde farklı akciğer bölgeleri bildirilmiştir.
  • Dağılım değişken olabilir: bilateral, yamalı konsolidasyon ve buzlu cam alanları görülebilir; bazı olgularda alt loblar baskındır, ancak tek bir dağılım tanıyı koydurmaz.
  • İnce retiküler çizgiler — buzlu cam ya da konsolidasyon çevresinde interlobüler/intralobüler çizgilenme eşlik edebilir.
  • Zamansal değişkenlik — seri BT'de bir opasitenin kısmen gerilerken başka bölgede yeni konsolidasyon gelişmesi organize akciğer hasarıyla uyumludur ancak AFOP'a özgü değildir.
  • AFOP'ta bilateral opasiteler, konsolidasyonlar veya nodüler opasiteler görülebilir; ters halo ise kaynakta organize pnömoninin görüntüleme bulgusu olarak listelenmiştir.

Normalde

AFOP'ta BT'de buzlu cam opasiteleri ve konsolidasyon görülebilir; bu bulgular histolojik tanıyı tek başına koydurmaz.

Normal BT ile kıyasla

Aynı bölgenin, kaynak veri setinde patoloji içermediği belirtilen bir BT incelemesini kesit kesit kaydırın; organ sınırlarını açarak anatomiyi hasta görüntüsüyle karşılaştırın. Küçük rastlantısal bulgular tümüyle dışlanmamıştır.

Kaynak: TotalSegmentator v2.01 veri seti (Wasserthal ve ark., Radiology: Artificial Intelligence 2023), CC BY 4.0, vaka s1278; organ sınırları veri setinin otomatik segmentasyonundan, birleştirilerek sadeleştirildi. Görüntüler 2,5 mm kesit aralığına yeniden örneklendi.

Ayırıcı tanı

Organize pnömoni
perilobüler kavisli opasiteler, periferik/peribronkovasküler konsolidasyon ve göç eden lezyonlar örtüşür; AFOP ayrımı görüntüden değil doku paterninden yapılır.
Diffüz alveoler hasar
yaygın bilateral buzlu cam ve konsolidasyon ağır klinik tabloda benzer görünür; klinik bağlam ve histopatoloji belirleyicidir.
Akut eozinofilik pnömonide bilateral konsolidasyon ve buzlu cam opasitelerine interlobüler septal kalınlaşma ve küçük plevral efüzyonlar eşlik edebilir; eozinofili ve örnekleme bulguları ayırıcı tanıda yardımcıdır.
Enfeksiyöz bronkopnömoni AFOP ile ayırıcı tanıda düşünülmelidir; AFOP solunum yolu enfeksiyonlarıyla ilişkili olabildiğinden, AFOP ile uyumlu görünüm enfeksiyonu dışlamaz.
Kardiyojenik pulmoner ödem
perihiler buzlu cam, düzgün septal kalınlaşma, damar dolgunluğu ve plevral efüzyon konjesyonu destekler.

Tuzaklar

  • Bilateral alt zon konsolidasyonu AFOP'a özgü değildir; görüntüleme paternini kesin histolojik tanı gibi raporlamayın.
  • Ters halo organize pnömonide görülebilen bir BT bulgusudur; AFOP tanısı için tek başına yeterli değildir ve histopatolojik doğrulama gerekir.
  • Hızlı değişen opasiteler her zaman enfeksiyonun yayılması anlamına gelmez; seri incelemeyi önceki anatomik odaklarla bire bir karşılaştırın ve klinik/histolojik veriyi dikkate alın.

Kendini dene

  1. Akut dispneli hastada BT'de bilateral yamalı buzlu cam ve bazal hava bronkogramlı konsolidasyon var. Hangi sonuç doğrudur?

    Cevabı göster

    AFOP olasılıklardan biridir. AFOP böyle bir alveoler opasite paterniyle görülebilir, ancak BT bulguları özgül değildir ve tanı histopatolojik örüntünün gösterilmesini gerektirir. Ödem klinik/radyolojik eşlikçilerle ayrılır; hava bronkogramı AFOP'u dışlamaz.

  2. AFOP'un temel histopatolojik özelliği hangisidir?

    Cevabı göster

    Alveol boşluklarında fibrin topları ve organize pnömoni bulguları. AFOP, alveol boşluklarında fibrin birikimi ve organize pnömoni bulgularıyla tanımlanır; hiyalin membranlar ve eozinofiller tipik AFOP bulguları değildir.

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