Low attenuation lymphadenopathy
Dr Rohit Sharma and Dr Usman Bashir et al.
Low attenuation lymphadenopathy suggests underlying necrosis and can be seen in:
- metastatic carcinoma (or lymphoma)
- infections (tuberculous or fungal)
- Whipple disease
- coeliac sprue
- inflammatory necrotic disorders (e.g. Kikuchi-Fujimoto disease)
See also
-
lymphadenopathy
- low attenuation lymphadenopathy
- high attenuation lymphadenopathy
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