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123 Teaching Cases
Coronal-oblique T1-w (1a) and Proton Density-FATSAT-w (1b) at the level of the suprascapular notch. The suprascapular nerve (
Case 18473
Clinical examination of a 47-year-old male with increasing pain showed right...
06.03.2024
Clinical Case
SWI sequence showing calcification within the basal ganglia and thalami bilaterally
Case 18297
A 27-year-old male had an incidental finding of intracranial calcifications ...
04.10.2023
Clinical Cases
Absence of the nuclei of the VII cranial nerve, which configures the “horseshoe” shape of the 4th ventricle (yellow arrow
Case 18280
A 9-month-old male patient, a full-term newborn with adequate birth weight, ...
24.08.2023
Clinical Cases
A coronal bone window noncontrast enhanced CT showing defect in left cribriform plate of ethmoid (white arrow)
Case 18248
A 56-year-old woman diagnosed with a cerebral spinal fluid (CSF) fistula in ...
18.08.2023
Clinical Cases
Axial arterial phase images of the pelvis/upper thigh demonstrate extensive oedema and swelling of the muscles of the right u
Case 18034
A 34-year-old male underwent MRI due to ongoing right lower limb motor and s...
06.03.2023
Clinical Cases
Ultrasound examination of the left axillary region showed well circumscribed round hypoechoic lesion on B-mode (A).
Case 17630
A 45-year-old patient without any significant medical or family history was ...
17.03.2022
Clinical Cases
Radiograph showed a large soft issue lesion at the medial aspect of the ankle with underlying medial malleolus destruction
Case 17582
A 65-year-old male presented with worsening swelling and pain on the left an...
13.01.2022
Clinical Cases
Axial STIR image shows a well-defined oval mass of high signal intensity (arrow) in the space between the minor rhomboid musc
Case 17510
A 35-year-old male presented with chronic right interscapular pain associate...
04.11.2021
Clinical Cases
Selected MRI images show effusion of the left sacroiliac joint associated with extensive periarticular bone marrow edema, soft tissue edematous changes seen as low T1, high T2/PD signal in surrounding muscles, and multiple fluid collections located in the thickness of gluteus maximus, piriformis, erector spinae, and iliac muscles. The largest collection which dissects the gluteus muscle fibers and reaches the subcutaneous fat plane, arises from the posteroinferior aspect of the sacroiliac joint (1a, arrow)
Case 17467
A 32-year-old male with a long history of low-intensity intermittent sciatic...
22.10.2021
Clinical Cases
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