Presentation
Pre-op assessment.
Patient Data
Age: 85
Gender: Female
From the case:
Pseudo-coin lesion due to button
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Heart and mediastinum are unremarkable. The aorta is somewhat unwound. Rounded opacity projecting in the right medial upper zone appears to be a button on the surface of the patient seen posteriorly on the lateral. The lungs are otherwise unremarkable. Pleural space is clear. Degenerative change both shoulder joints noted, with deficiency of the right rotator cuff.
Case Discussion
It is always important to remember that the outside of a patient is also a source of opacities and care must be taken not to create pathology from buttons, hair-plaits, tubing, shirt folds etc..
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