Table 1 Additional findings with corresponding symptoms and interventions
From: Post-PRRT scans: which scans to make and what to look for
# | Clinical signs prior to PRRT | Additional finding | Change in clinical signs at time of additional finding | Intervention |
|---|---|---|---|---|
8 | Nausea, poor appetite, irregular defecation | C1-C4: ascites | Unchanged | None |
9 | Daily flushing, tube feeding | C3-C4: ascites | C4: poor condition, palpitations | None, referral cardiologist |
15 | Daily diarrhea due to ileotranversostomia | C2: lung nodule C3-C4: pleural effusion | Unchanged | None |
19 | Daily flushing, abdominal pain | C2: ascites | Unchanged | Treated for ileus 2 weeks later |
34 | Daily diarrhea | C3-C4: pleural effusion | Unchanged | C4: exculpatory puncture (> 400 mL) |
35 | Frequent flushes, diarrhea, WHO status 3 | C3: ascites, bowel ischemia | C3: abdominal pain, nausea/vomiting | C3: Treated for ischemia 2 weeks later based on progressive pain and vomiting |
56 | Progressive abdominal pain, obstipation/diarrhea | C3-C4: bowel widening | C4: edema of the ankles | None |
69 | Diarrhea | C1-C4: pleural effusion | C3: lack of energy | C1 and C4: pleural puncture and drainage |
87 | Abdominal pain, tube feeding, diarrhea | C1-C4: ascites C2-C4: pleural effusion | Unchanged | None |
94 | Daily flushes | C3: ileus | C3: loss of apetite | None |
98 | No symptoms | C3: ascites | Unchanged | None |