A Long Time History of a Mediastinal Fibrosis with Triple Vascular Stenosis

Peretti, L; Vaillant, Pierre; Billon, Y.; Ménard, Olivier; Tiotiu, Angélica

doi:10.2174/1573398x14666180914093444

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“…Mediastinal fibrosis secondary to malignancy has a poor prognosis, then differentiation of benign and malignant fibrosis is essential. However, the distinction between benign and malignant fibrosis may be difficult with CT. 1,13 Tissue biopsy was performed on both of our patients. In both cases, it is observed that retrosternal solid lesions do not invade vascular structures and lung parenchyma and are non-progressive during follow-up.…”

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Two Cases with Anterior Mediastinal, Periaortic and Pleural Multicentric Idiopathic Fibrosis: Long-term Follow-up Results with Computed Tomography

Susam¹,

Ceylan²,

Anar³

et al. 2021

Turkiye Klinikleri Arch Lung

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Fibrosis, an abnormal proliferation of collagen connective tissue, can be seen in any organ or body system. Retroperitoneal, pleural or mediastinal fibrosis are often present individually and with different types of etiopathogenesis. [1][2][3] In this group, retroperi-toneal fibrosis (RPF), or Ormond's disease which was initially defined in 1948 is the best known and most common form. 4 More than 70% of cases are idiopathic. 5 Only a few intrathoracic periaortic, pleural, or pericardial fibrosis cases accompany RPF in the

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