Swollen glands and fever are the most common findings in those who have any symptoms.
Later, in the subacute phase, hepatosplenomegaly and lymphadenopathy are the most common findings.
Among the abnormal studies, hydronephrosis (9) and renal cysts (4) were the most common findings.
On CT, the most common findings are haemopericardium (Fig. 10) and pneumopericardium (Fig. 11).
In a study by Kiyak et al. [15], parenchymal heterogeneity, irregular hypoechoic mass, and abscess formation were the most common findings.
According to Harman and Margo [14], the most common findings are proptosis, described in nearly one fifth of patients, as well as keratoscleritis.
The most common findings were disc protrusions (44), disc herniations (12), facet-joint pathologies (10), spondylolisthesis (4), spinal canal stenosis (1), and pseudocysts of the joint capsules (3).
The most common findings include skin and trabecular thickening (Fig. 11), post-operative fluid collections/lymphoceles (Fig. 12), fat necrosis and recurrence.
The most common findings were enlarged lymph nodes (38/74, 51.3 %), prostatic lesion or bladder wall thickening (15/74, 20.3 %) and abdominal aortic aneurysms (11/74, 14.9 %).
Most common findings include a reduced dim scotopic b-wave amplitude and delayed 30 Hz flicker implicit times in 70% of patients.
The most common findings were intraventricular conduction delay (especially left bundle branch block), voltage signs of left ventricular (LV) hypertrophy, and repolarization abnormalities.
