CTICasesHepatic/Renal Polycystic Disease and Eventration
Imaging findings
Massive liver/kidney enlargement (polycystic disease) causing elevation of the right hemidiaphragm with a steep posterior slope.
Key takeaways
Elevation that decreases posteriorly is more consistent with eventration rather than paralysis. Right-sided eventration is more common due to lack of cardiac buttressing.
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