CTICasesEBV-associated smooth muscle neoplasm
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Imaging findings
New pulmonary nodule in a transplant patient that is mildly hypermetabolic. Pathologically confirmed as an Epstein-Barr virus-associated smooth muscle neoplasm.
Key takeaways
EBV-associated smooth muscle neoplasms are rare but important malignancies in immunosuppressed or transplant patients, presenting as discrete lung nodules.
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