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15 Teaching Cases
Chest X-ray posteroanterior view. Expansion of anterior ends of ribs is clearly evident and consistent with rachitic rosary.
Case 18478
A 2-year-old girl came with complaints of difficulty in weight gain, abdomin...
07.03.2024
Clinical Case
Well lobulated lesion which appears hyperintense on T2W1 , hypointense on T1W1 and appears to extend into bilateral frontal l
Case 18015
The patient presented with altered sensorium, vomiting and refusal to feed f...
06.02.2023
Clinical Cases
Oblique reformate on UECT series demonstrates linear sharped foreign body lodged between the duodenum lumina and the right ki
Case 17845
A 19-year-old male patient. Hematemesis, upper abdominal pain not re...
16.08.2022
Clinical Cases
- Axial (a, b) & coronal (c) NCCT (PNS & soft tissue window) demonstrating bony remodeling and destruction of the nasal sept
Case 17543
A 15-year-old female presented with progressively increasing swelling below ...
14.12.2021
Clinical Cases
Axial T1WI
Case 17527
35-year-old male patient, presented with fever, cough, dyspnea, anorexia and...
30.11.2021
Clinical Cases
CT TOPOGRAM of an 18-month-old female child showing scimitar sacrum, soft tissue opacity in pelvic cavity (orange arrow) and
Case 17418
A 18-month-old girl child presented with complaints of chronic constipation ...
04.10.2021
Clinical Cases
Ultrasound examination of bilateral breast showed well circumscribed relatively symmetrical complex cystic lesions showing i
Case 17345
A 15-month-old boy presented with bilateral breast enlargement and intermitt...
30.06.2021
Clinical Cases
A trans sphincteric peripherally enhancing collection (Figure 1) with supra levator extension (Figure 2) is seen on the right
Case 17096
A 46-year-old gentleman presented with complaints of left-sided lower abdomi...
16.12.2020
Clinical Cases
Antegrade percutaneous nephrostogram via first-pass needle access into a lower pole calyx of the right kidney. (1A-1B) Initial injections show significant enlargement of all calyces. The renal pelvis and proximal ureter however are not initially visible. The accessed calyx appears to be posterolateral based on general orientation and position of the ultrasound probe, but the exact location of the renal hilum cannot be determined with certainty due to patient's obesity and limited ultrasonographic access win
Case 16896
A 71-year-old man presented with fever, tachycardia, hypoxia, elevated white...
22.07.2020
Clinical Cases
15 Teaching Cases