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BJR|case reports
We describe a case of 73-year-old female who presented with dry cough, chest pain and light-heade... more We describe a case of 73-year-old female who presented with dry cough, chest pain and light-headedness. On examination, multiple subcutaneous masses were noticed on the chest wall, bilateral breast, anterior abdomen and both arms. Subsequent CT-TAP and CT-brain showed multiple subcutaneous nodules in scalp, neck, anterior chest wall, breast and abdomen. A biopsy taken from breast revealed metastatic malignant melanoma; however there was no evidence of primary cutaneous malignant melanoma. We also describe a case of 72-year-old male who presented with tender mass on his lower back and posterior neck. He was known to have COPD and was a heavy smoker. A CT-TAP showed right lower lung mass with soft tissue masses near lumbar spine and lower cervical spine. While awaiting bronchoscopy, biopsy taken from the mass on lower back showed features of metastatic lung adenocarcinoma. In fact, presence of cutaneous metastasis is herald sign and indicates advanced malignancy with poor prognosis regardless of type of primary malignancy.
BMJ Case Reports, 2017
We describe a case of a man aged 41 years who presented with a history of generalised headaches f... more We describe a case of a man aged 41 years who presented with a history of generalised headaches for 1 week and an acute episode of tonic-clonic seizures. He had no history of medical illness, was non-smoker, with an extensive family history of haematological disorders. Initial CT brain with contrast did not show any abnormalities in brain parenchyma. X-ray and CT right shoulder showed shoulder dislocation secondary to trauma associated with seizure prior to hospital admission. Subsequently, MRA and MRV brain was arranged, which revealed extensive expansible occlusive filling defect dominating the middle of superior sagittal sinus with left frontal cortical and subcortical acute oedema. He was promptly started on anticoagulation therapy. Considering the unusual site and unprovoked nature of thrombosis, further investigations including JAK2 mutation were arranged which revealed latent myeloproliferative disorder. He was referred to haematology services for further follow-up and monitoring of latent myeloproliferative disorder.
BJR|case reports
We describe a case of 73-year-old female who presented with dry cough, chest pain and light-heade... more We describe a case of 73-year-old female who presented with dry cough, chest pain and light-headedness. On examination, multiple subcutaneous masses were noticed on the chest wall, bilateral breast, anterior abdomen and both arms. Subsequent CT-TAP and CT-brain showed multiple subcutaneous nodules in scalp, neck, anterior chest wall, breast and abdomen. A biopsy taken from breast revealed metastatic malignant melanoma; however there was no evidence of primary cutaneous malignant melanoma. We also describe a case of 72-year-old male who presented with tender mass on his lower back and posterior neck. He was known to have COPD and was a heavy smoker. A CT-TAP showed right lower lung mass with soft tissue masses near lumbar spine and lower cervical spine. While awaiting bronchoscopy, biopsy taken from the mass on lower back showed features of metastatic lung adenocarcinoma. In fact, presence of cutaneous metastasis is herald sign and indicates advanced malignancy with poor prognosis regardless of type of primary malignancy.
BMJ Case Reports, 2017
We describe a case of a man aged 41 years who presented with a history of generalised headaches f... more We describe a case of a man aged 41 years who presented with a history of generalised headaches for 1 week and an acute episode of tonic-clonic seizures. He had no history of medical illness, was non-smoker, with an extensive family history of haematological disorders. Initial CT brain with contrast did not show any abnormalities in brain parenchyma. X-ray and CT right shoulder showed shoulder dislocation secondary to trauma associated with seizure prior to hospital admission. Subsequently, MRA and MRV brain was arranged, which revealed extensive expansible occlusive filling defect dominating the middle of superior sagittal sinus with left frontal cortical and subcortical acute oedema. He was promptly started on anticoagulation therapy. Considering the unusual site and unprovoked nature of thrombosis, further investigations including JAK2 mutation were arranged which revealed latent myeloproliferative disorder. He was referred to haematology services for further follow-up and monitoring of latent myeloproliferative disorder.