Davyd Greenish

Coronary artery calcification is prevalent in systemic sclerosis and is associated with adverse prognosis

Jennifer Rossdale, John Graby, Maredudd Harris, Calum Jones et autres

Objective: Coronary artery calcification assessed on thoracic computed tomography represents the calcific component of established coronary artery disease, is a biomarker of total atheromatous plaque burden and predicts mortality. Systemic sclerosis is a pro-inflammatory condition, and inflammation is also a driver of …

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Corrigendum to “The thymus: what's normal and what's not? Problem-solving with MRI” [Clin Radiol 78 (2024) 885–894]

Davyd Greenish, John Evans, C.K. Khine, Jonathan Rodrigues

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The thymus: what’s normal and what’s not? Problem-solving with MRI

Davyd Greenish, John Evans, C.K. Khine, Jonathan Rodrigues

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P9 Coronary artery calcification on thoracic CT is associated with pulmonary hypertension and is an independent predictor of mortality in systemic sclerosis

Jennifer Rossdale, John Graby, Pia Charters, Timothy L. Burnett et autres

Objective Coronary artery calcification (CAC) on thoracic computed tomography (CT) is a known biomarker of coronary artery disease and mortality. Systemic Sclerosis (SSc) is a pro-inflammatory condition; microvascular inflammation is increasingly hypothesised to drive pulmonary hypertension (PH) in SSc. Inflammation is also …

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A rare case of tension pneumoperitoneum secondary to gastric perforation associated with severe aortic compression

Davyd Greenish, Samir Pathak, Daniel Titcomb, Lynne Armstrong

A 36-year-old male was critically unwell with acute central abdominal pain and distension. CT demonstrated severe pneumoperitoneum leading to compression and total occlusion of the inferior vena cava and occlusion of the aorta. At laparotomy, a perforated posterior gastric ulcer was found …

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Spinal epidural lipomatosis following bilateral spinal decompression surgery

Davyd Greenish, Karen Watura, Ian Harding

A 73-year-old man underwent bilateral spinal decompression of L4/5 for severe spinal canal stenosis, requiring minimal analgesia and providing immediate relief. Two days post-operatively, he presented with new onset bilateral leg pain and difficulty mobilising. MRI demonstrated spinal epidural lipomatosis (SEL), which …

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Acute calcific periarthiritis of the knee presenting with calcification within the lateral collateral ligament

Karen Watura, Davyd Greenish, Jason Webb

A 71-year-old woman was admitted with acute swelling of the right knee, pain on the lateral aspect and restricted movement. There was no instability or locking. She had no history of trauma and was generally in good health. Plain radiographs demonstrated a …

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