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| | 08/14/07 - 04:20 PM  
 
   
 
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| dr in trouble Forum Guru

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| | 08/14/07 - 06:53 PM  
 
   
 
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Echocardiography Renal ca
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| Ivonne Find a way or make one

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| | 08/14/07 - 08:30 PM  
 
   
 
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I have a question for the first case if the V/Q scan shows low probability but with high clinical probability the next step should be? Angiography. Dr in trouble would you please explain your answer in this case Renal CA
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| dma89 Forum Newbie
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| | 08/15/07 - 02:37 AM  
 
   
 
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For next best step in management type of questions, you have to go from least invasive to most invasive step. For the first case, the choice that will give you a diagnosis and is least invasive is an echo. You'd certainly do a pulmonary angiography but only as a last resort since it's a very invasive procedure.
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| radonc Forum Senior
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| | 08/15/07 - 04:19 AM  
 
   
 
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1st question: Pulmonary angio. Strong suspicion of PE. 2nd question - Polycystic kidney disease, leading to chronic renal failure. The disease presentation over 20 years makes this unlikely to be cancer.
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| cirus Forum Guru

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| | 08/15/07 - 07:51 AM  
 
   
 
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radonc wrote: 1st question: Pulmonary angio. Strong suspicion of PE. 2nd question - Polycystic kidney disease, leading to chronic renal failure. The disease presentation over 20 years makes this unlikely to be cancer. Agree with radonc for the first qs, u have to exclude PE prior to other investigs. For the 2nd qs, its very unlikely to have Renal C for 20 years, with such mild sympts,& if Renal cancer, why does she have HTN then as renal cancer is unilateral & the other Kidney is supposed to be functioning, I answered it Polycystic Kid, but the only problem I had is that by palation, a unilateral mass was there & PKD is bylateral...
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| Ivonne Find a way or make one

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| | 08/15/07 - 09:14 AM  
 
   
 
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Thanks guys for info interesting questions
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| Justice Forum Fanatic

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| | 08/15/07 - 11:24 AM  
 
   
 
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| hanwin Forum Senior
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| | 08/15/07 - 02:31 PM  
 
   
 
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I agree with radonc. 1. Pul angio 2. PKD
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| dr_arc Forum Senior
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| | 08/18/07 - 12:59 PM  
 
   
 
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the first one is def a PE so next step would be further inv, hence angiography second question, PKD. in addition to the HT , long standing urinary complaints. palpable flank mass, what also goes against the diagnosis of renal cell ca is the absence of wt loss or other systemic features as also the prescence of pale mucus memb.
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| MAGY17 Forum Elite

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| | 08/22/07 - 06:50 AM  
 
   
 
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-ANGIOGRAPHY -PKD=FLANK PAIN, NOSTURIA AND MASS
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