Presentation
Cough and fever for 5/7 on a background history of 3/52 history of bilateral ankle pain and swelling. Rash (Erythema Nodosum) below knees 8 days ago.
Note: This case has been tagged as "legacy" as it no longer meets image preparation and/or other case publication guidelines.
From the case:
Löfgren syndome
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There is prominence of the left hilum and superior mediastinum on the right in keeping with lymphadenopathy.
No focal consolidation is identified.
From the case:
Löfgren syndome
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Imaging of the ankles demonstrate no acute fracture with increased overlying skin thickness bilaterally.
Case Discussion
The findings are most in keeping with Lofgren syndrome.
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