Incidental diagnosis of bladder herniation by 18F-FDG PET/CT

Buján-Lloret, Cristina; García-Gómez, Francisco Javier; de la Riva-Pérez, Pablo Antonio; Calvo-Morón, María Cinta; Castro-Montaño, Juan

doi:10.1016/j.remnie.2018.03.005

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Durante su seguimiento se observaron un pico monoclonal y una masa pulmonar espiculada de 34mm. Se realizó una PET/TC con 18F-FDG para descartar malignidad en la lesión pulmonar. El estudio reveló el hallazgo incidental de un foco hipermetabólico en el conducto inguinoescrotal (A-D, flechas) de 39×42×73mm y un SUVmáx de 33,3. El diagnóstico diferencial se realizó entre masa adenopática y lesión hipermetabólica en el saco herniario. Por ello se adquirió una imagen posmiccional (E-H, cabezas de flecha) que mostró una reducción significativa en tamaño y un incremento de la actividad metabólica (29×26×48mm y un SUVmáx de 59,7). Ambas, la lesión inguinal y la vejiga urinaria presentaban el mismo comportamiento en cuanto al tamaño y la actividad tanto en el estudio de cuerpo entero basal como en las imágenes posmiccionales (vejiga basal SUVmáx: 37,5; vejiga posmiccional SUVmáx: 60,4). 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A monoclonal spike and a 34mm spicular pulmonary mass were observed during follow-up. In order to discard malignancy in the pulmonary lesion an 18F-FDG PET/CT was performed. The study revealed an incidental finding of an hypermetabolic foci in the inguinoescrotal conduct (A–D, arrows) of 39mm×42mm×73mm and SUVmax: 33.3. The differential diagnosis was between an adenopatic mass and an hypermetabolic lesion in the hernial sac. Therefore, a post-mictional image was acquired (E–H, head arrow) showing a significant reduction in size and increase in its metabolic activity (29mm×26mm×48mm and SUVmax: 59.7). Both the inguinal lesion and the urinary bladder had a similar behavior regarding size and activity in the wholebody basal as well as in post-mictional images (basal bladder SUVmax: 37.5; post-mictional bladder SUVmax: 60.4). Furthermore, a tubular suprapubic communication between both structures was observed in sagittal views (B, E), allowing establishing the diagnosis of incidental bladder herniation. In this case, dual time-point with post-mictional images can be an easily and useful tool in the characterization of indeterminate lesions in the inguinoescrotal canal." ] ] ] "textoCompleto" => "Bladder herniation is defined as the bladder portion or diverticulum exiting through an hernia orifice. This is a rare and asymptomatic entity presenting in only 1–3% of inguinoescrotal hernias.<a class="elsevierStyleCrossRef" href="#bib0020">1</a> The diagnosis is usually incidental during herniorrhaphy or diagnostic techniques for another clinical suspicion. Only few cases of incidental diagnosis by radionuclide scans have been reported.<a class="elsevierStyleCrossRefs" href="#bib0025">2,3</a> We report an 84-year-old male being studied for a pulmonary nodule. 18F-FDG PET/CT revealed an hypermetabolic foci in the left inguinoescrotal canal which decreased significantly in size and increased its metabolic activity in a post-mictional image, being confirmed as an unsuspected bladder herniation (<a class="elsevierStyleCrossRef" href="#fig0005">Fig. 1</a>).<elsevierMultimedia ident="fig0005"></elsevierMultimedia>Conflict of interestAuthors declare that there are not conflicts of interest." 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