We are back with another #RadiologyRounds for 2024 featuring high-yield imaging findings and teaching points for you to review
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In this immunosuppressed patient, you find a reverse halo sign, right pleural effusion and left lower lobe consolidation.
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Serum fungal markers are negative but given the reverse halo sign, you empirically start Amphotericin B given concern for pulmonary mucormycosis.
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Given the profound neutropenia, the patient was predisposed and mucor was identified on lung tissue biopsy and IV Amphotericin-B was continued.
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