A young male with non-resolving consolidation and hepatosplenomegaly

Abstract

Non-resolving consolidation refers to the persistence of radiographic abnormalities beyond the anticipated timeframe. Conditions such as infection, malignancy, inflammatory disorders, and connective tissue diseases can all manifest as non-resolving consolidation. We share a clinicopathological case study involving a 30-year-old male who exhibits non-resolving consolidation accompanied by hepatosplenomegaly.

Keywords

• hepatosplenomegaly
• non-resolving consolidation
• sarcoidosis