Localisation of occult breast lesion: a comparative analysis of hookwire and radioguided procedures.

Objectives: For occult breast lesions, to retrospectively compare the performance of radioguided and hookwire methods in terms of ease of localisation and surgical procedures, and the ability to obtain a specimen with a clear margin.

Design: Retrospective study.

Setting: Regional hospital, Hong Kong.

Clinical and radiological features of generalised lymphangiomatosis.

We report a paediatric patient who presented with fever, shortness of breath, and vague abdominal discomfort. Lesions removed surgically proved to be generalised lymphangiomatosis and were treated conservatively. The spectrum of abnormalities and radiological features are discussed.