肺转移瘤弥漫性肺水肿（Diffuse pulmonary edema, pulmonary metastasis）.doc

肺转移瘤弥漫性肺水肿（Diffuse pulmonary edema, pulmonary metastasis） The special performance of pulmonary metastases should be identified with the following diseases Tuberculoma usually solitary and empty, a thick wall cracks, visible limitations or diffuse arc, annular calcification spots. With hilar often cross cord shadow is near lung satellite lesions. Staphylococcus aureus pneumonia is characterized by acute onset, clinical symptoms, fever, primary pulmonary manifestations of air bag, air fluid level etc.. Follow up observation of the condition changes quickly. Cystic bronchiectasis is often hemoptysis, bronchial lesions along the distribution of bunches, typical performance. Pneumonomycosis no features, and metastasis is difficult to identify, to be combined with clinical history or diagnosis of sputum. When the lesion appeared typical air crescent sign when the lesion is in advanced period or absorption period. Two frequently encountered clinical atypical pulmonary metastases, it should include other non malignant diseases of lung and differentiate their radiologic findings: cavity, calcification, peritumoral hemorrhage, pneumothorax, gas gap lesion, tumor embolism, endobronchial metastasis, metastatic tumor, blood vessel dilatation and inactivation of metastatic tumor (sterilized metastases), benign tumor lung metastasis. Empty empty rare accounted for only 4%, compared with the primary lung cancer incidence (9%), of which 70% were squamous cell carcinoma metastasis. But recent studies show that the risk of metastasis in CT cavity gland carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma had no significant difference. In addition, metastatic sarcoma can also occur at the same time, empty, pneumothorax. Chemotherapy can also lead to void formation. The occurrence mechanism of empty is often difficult to determine, is generally believed that tumor necrosis or endobronchial involvement caused by formation of valve. Empty with irregular thick wall, for thin-walled cavity sarcoma or aden