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. 2016 Apr 7;11(4):e0152780. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0152780

Table 2. Distribution of crEVIFs.

crEVIF detected in CTA Number of cases Recorded therapy
Pleural effusion 9 Confirmation of cardiac insufficiency as the underlying cause leading to optimization of therapy (4)
Pneumonia (2)
No follow-up recorded (3)
Ascites 9 Reduction of ascites by drainage and/or drug therapy (3)
No follow-up recorded (6)
Adrenal mass 7 Confirmed as primary or metastasis in follow-up CT (4)
No follow-up recorded (3)
Double duct sign 7 No follow-up recorded (7)
Pulmonary mass 6 Confirmed as primary or metastasis in follow-up CT (4)
No follow-up recorded (2)
Hernia 6 Surgical intervention for treating an inguinal hernia (1)
No follow-up recorded (5)
Renal cyst (2F) 5 No follow-up recorded (5)
Urothelial carcinoma 3 Surgical intervention and/ or chemotherapy (3)
Pneumonia 2 Antibiosis (2)
Obstructive uropathy 2 No follow-up recorded (2)
Prostatitis 1 Intravenous antibiosis (1)
Renal cell carcinoma 1 Chemotherapy (1)
Ruptured spleen 1 Splenectomy (1)
Colitis 1 Confirmed as ischemic colitis with embolectomy performed as therapy of choice (1)
Sigmoid diverticulitis 1 Conservative treatment with intravenous antibiosis (1)
Hepatocellular carcinoma 1 No follow-up recorded (1)
Splenomegaly 1 No follow-up recorded (1)
Pancreatic mass 1 No follow-up recorded (1)
Hepatic lesion 1 No follow-up recorded (1)

Pleural effusion, ascites and direct or indirect signs of malignancy were the most common crEVIFs in our patient population. Medical records reported subsequent therapies or further examination in 28 cases.