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.