CTICasesRadiation-Induced Aortitis/Calcification
Imaging findings
Extensive mural calcifications of the aorta and main pulmonary artery, associated with calcified aortic valve disease and the absence of a spleen.
Key takeaways
The calcification pattern is a consequence of mantle radiation therapy for childhood Hodgkin lymphoma. Splenectomy was historically part of the staging process for this disease.
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