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1122 Teaching Cases
Lateral radiograph of the right knee.
Case 18402
A 9-year-old girl was referred to the emergency department after falling fro...
07.12.2023
Clinical Cases
Case 18376
A 62-year-old male presented to A&E with a two-week history of undulatin...
14.11.2023
Clinical Cases
PA (a), oblique (b) and lateral (c) radiographs of the second finger showing multiple small cortical lytic lesions associated with continuous lamellar periosteal reaction and soft tissue swelling.
Case 18371
A 14-year-old boy with no prior medical history presented with a two-week hi...
09.11.2023
Clinical Cases
Post-contrast CT showing extensive circumferential soft tissue sheathing of the thoracic aorta (“coated aorta”). There is also bilateral pleural effusion.
Case 18367
A 66-year-old man with no past medical follow-up for decades came to our eme...
07.11.2023
Clinical Cases
3D volume rendering derived from CT scan of the thorax. Description: Communitive extra-articular fracture at the sternal end of the left clavicle with anterior and slight superior displacement.
Case 18357
An 83-year-old man who takes Rivaroxaban presented at the emergency departme...
30.10.2023
Clinical Cases
Axial CT pulmonary angiogram at the level of the aortic arch displaying persistent left superior vena cava (PLSVC) ipsilatera
Case 18343
A 60-year-old apyretic man presents with dyspnea and increased D-Dimeres lev...
13.10.2023
Clinical Cases
The PA chest radiograph reveals a significant lesion involving the left mediastinum. A positive silhouette is noted with the left upper border of the hearth with preservation of the borders of the left hemidiaphragm, which suggests that the mass does not extend posteriorly. Obtuse angles can be visualized in relation to the lung. There is a discrepancy in lung volume probably due to secondary diaphragmatic paralysis caused by tumour compression. Left hilar point preservation is observed as the mass displace
Case 18342
The patient presented with dyspnea and cough that had been ongoing for four ...
13.10.2023
Clinical Cases
X-ray of the left wrist. On the PA view (a), the lunate has a more triangular shape and the first and second carpal arcs are interrupted. On the lateral view, the lunate is clearly displaced and tilted volarly, creating the typical “spilt teacup” appearance.
Case 18332
A 34-year-old woman self-presented to the emergency department with left wri...
11.10.2023
Clinical Cases
Coronal CT image in mediastinal window demonstrates scalloping of the tracheal wall, with multiple calcified and non-calcifie
Case 18322
A 79-year-old male with no significant medical history, except for previous ...
09.10.2023
Clinical Cases
1122 Teaching Cases