Multifocal / diffuse pleural masses have a short differential diagnosis

Case 74: Multifocal / Diffuse Pleural Disease

Multifocal / diffuse pleural masses have a short differential diagnosis

Bhavin Jankharia

This 76-years old man presented with mild dyspnea. The chest radiograph showed right hemithorax opacities. A CT scan and then a PET/CT showed multiple pleural nodules.

The video describes the case and a basic, simple approach to multifocal/diffuse pleural disease.

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