Congress:
ECR26
Poster Number:
C-10070
Type:
Poster: EPOS Radiologist (educational)
Authorblock:
M. Gorjón Gómez, C. Jiménez Relimpio, E. C. Lorente, B. Alonso Márquez, E. Mira Figueroa Sánchez, M. Morena López, S. R. Vallejo Rivera, P. Beneitez Mascaraque, L. Nicolás Liza; Guadalajara/ES
Disclosures:
Marta Gorjón Gómez:
Nothing to disclose
Cecilio Jiménez Relimpio:
Nothing to disclose
Eduardo Casado Lorente:
Nothing to disclose
Berta Alonso Márquez:
Nothing to disclose
Eduardo Mira Figueroa Sánchez:
Nothing to disclose
María Morena López:
Nothing to disclose
Sonia Rebeca Vallejo Rivera:
Nothing to disclose
Patricia Beneitez Mascaraque:
Nothing to disclose
Lidia Nicolás Liza:
Nothing to disclose
Keywords:
Abdomen, Gastrointestinal tract, Retroperitoneum, CT, MR, Ultrasound, Biopsy, Diagnostic procedure, Inflammation, Tissue characterisation
RPF is a rare disease with non-specific symptoms resulting on a delayed diagnosis. Recognition of RPF most important imaging features prompts early diagnostic and timely initiation of medical treatment.
Multidisciplinary approaches, supported by radiologists’ expertise, are essential for improving patient outcomes and guiding appropriate management.