CTICasesCarney Dyad
Imaging findings
Chest and abdominal CT show multiple calcified lung nodules (proven pulmonary chondromas) with surgical suture lines from wedge resections, along with GIST in the stomach and hypervascular liver metastases. No adrenal tumors are present.
Key takeaways
Carney triad is a rare syndromic association of GIST, pulmonary chondroma, and extra-adrenal paraganglioma. When only two of the three are present, it is termed a Carney dyad (commonly GIST and chondromas).
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