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822 Teaching Cases
Coronal CT with multiplanar reconstruction (10mm thickness) showing numerous well-defined lung nodules with an apical and per
Case 18574
A 65-year-old male with a medical history of severe seropositive rheumatoid ...
03.06.2024
Clinical Case
Chest radiograph PA view showing unilateral (right) hyperlucent hemithorax with paucity of vessels/oligemia and mild bronchiectasis in the right lower zone. The right hilum appears relatively smaller sized. Pleural tenting in the right lower zone. Bilateral costophrenic angles are blunt. No mediastinal shift.
Case 18562
An 11-year-old male child came with a 4-day history of fever, vomiting, abdo...
24.05.2024
Clinical Case
Skin changes, with fibrofolliculomas on chest and back.
Case 18538
A 61-year-old gentleman presented to A&E with shortness of breath and co...
23.04.2024
Clinical Case
Sagittal T2 weighted non-contrast MRI image at the craniovertebral junction shows hypointense to isointense soft tissue pannus formation between the body of C1 and the dens (white arrow).
Case 18535
A 63-year-old female patient presented to the Department of Medicine complai...
22.04.2024
Clinical Case
Intraoperative view showing the freely floating, glistening giant peritoneal loose body in the peritoneal cavity.
Case 18523
A 55-year-old man presented with complaints of intermittent lower abdominal ...
10.04.2024
Clinical Case
Axial contrast-enhanced CT image (1a) shows herniation of the small bowel (arrows) into lesser sac; the small bowel mesentery is located posterior to the portal vein (asterisk), hepatic artery (white arrowhead), and common bile duct (black arrowhead); free fluid in hepatorenal recess (dashed arrow). Coronal image (1b) shows small bowel mesentery herniating through the foramen of Winslow (dashed line). Sagittal image (1c) shows hypoenhancing herniated small bowel within the lesser sac (dashed line), between
Case 18515
In our case, a 58-year-old male presented to the emergency department with a...
05.04.2024
Clinical Case
Conventional X-ray of the ankle, mortise view. Oblique fracture in the distal tibial epiphysis and passing through the growth plate. Notice the slight physeal broadening (arrows) and the subtle osseous rarefaction on the lateral aspect of the tibial metaphysis, suspicious of transphyseal extension of the fracture in keeping with a Salter–Harris fracture type III.
Case 18510
A 14-year-old girl presents at the emergency department with a swollen left ...
28.03.2024
Clinical Case
PA chest x-ray. Bilateral upper-lobe consolidations, as well as a peripheral consolidation in the middle third of the right l
Case 18505
A 63-year-old male with a medical background of allergic rhinitis reported a...
27.03.2024
Clinical Case
Surface rendered images (1a, 1b and 1c) on CT show the large lesion in the region of the left scalp with bilateral exophthalmos and low set ears.
Case 18498
A 3-year-old female presented with a seizure to the emergency department. Sh...
20.03.2024
Clinical Case
822 Teaching Cases