Abstract:

Pulmonary arteriovenous malformations (PAVMs) are congenital lesions caused by abnormal capillary development, mostly seen in the lower lobes. In the age of fourteen and two, the case of blood sputum was referred to our clinic with a pre-diagnosis of malignity. In the Postero-anterior lungs graph, the thorax computer tomography (BT) that was drawn with the cause of increased dancitis of the perihil on the right side of the lungs on the upper lobule of the lobule of the lobule of the lobule of the lobule of the lobule of the lobule of the lobule of the lobule of the lobule of the lobule of the lobule. In the PET-BT taken for the purpose of diagnosis and evolution, a minimum metabolic activity retention (SUVmax:2.97) in the mass of 6.5x5x4.5 cm in the upper rectum was observed. The major possibility of AVM should be taken into account due to the vascular formation of the right pulmonary vein, which shows a 5 mm lumen contrast and is believed to belong to the drainage vein. The dynamic BT thrombosis taken with PAVM pre-diagnosis was assessed as AVM. In the pulmonary anjiography, the pulmonary artery and branches were observed openly. PAVM and/or arteriovenous fistles have not been observed. The top right lobectomy was performed with the right toracotomy for the diagnostic purpose. The postoperative pathology was compatible with PAVM. In our case, it was presented with the reason that the upper lob constipation, pulmonary angiography was normal and was diagnosed with surgery.