Radiological Findings Of Immunotherapy Complications: From Head To Toe

Congress:

ECR 2023

Poster Number:

C-14856

Type:

Educational Exhibit

Keywords:

Abdomen, CNS, Thorax, CT, MR, PET-CT, Complications, Toxicity

Authors:

S. LON COLVÉE, M. Guerrero Martin, �. Rueda De Eusebio, S. Gómez Peña, M. D. C. Polidura Arruga, N. Gomez Ruiz, P. Hernandez Mateo, I. Martin Lores

DOI:

10.26044/ecr2023/C-14856

DOI-Link:

https://dx.doi.org/10.26044/ecr2023/C-14856

Conclusion

As the access to immunotherapy treatment is growing in the oncological setting, it is essential to be able to recognise imaging manifestations of these adverse effects in order to take part in the early diagnosis and optimal follow-up of these patients, pointing out the role of CT, PET-CT and MRI in this multidisciplinary approach.

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Fig 4: Left figure: Peripheral bilateral reticular interstitial pattern predominantly...

Fig 7: Sagittal lung parenchyma section. Halo reverse sign. Ground glass area with...

Fig 9: Opacities with a predominant peribronchovascular distribution with distortion...

Fig 10: Micronodular pattern of perilymphatic distribution and bilateral mediastinal...

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Fig 15: Bilateral hip synovitis in a patient that underwent immunotherapy due to...

Fig 16: PET CT study showed focal enhancement of both coxofemoral joints.

Fig 5: Extensive bilateral ground glass consolidations with predominance in left lung...

Fig 17: 1. PET CT study in a patient undergoing immunotherapy for lung cancer to...

Fig 20: Coronal and axial abdominal CT in a patient treated with Pembrolizumab due a...

Fig 12: Case of a 73 year old woman with breast cancer that after 3 months of treatment...

Fig 8: Axial lung parenchyma section. New-onset bilateral patchy predominantly...