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PA erect abdominal x-ray showing small bowel distension with air-fluid levels (white asterisks), secondary to distal ileum obstruction caused by a biliary stone (black arrowhead). Subtle pneumobilia is also observed (black arrow).
Gallstone ileus: A radiographic diagnosis confirmed by CT
# 18374 14.11.2023
Clinical Cases
Abdomen and pelvis CT with iv contrast. Axial plane showing a 7 cm heterogeneous nodular mass (star) in the left lower quadra
Abdominal wall actinomycosis
# 18353 20.10.2023
Clinical Cases
Coronal (1a) and axial (1b) images reveal a pancreatic isthmus pseudocyst (arrows) and extensive thrombosis of the portal vein (* in 1a) that extends to the spleno-mesenteric confluence (arrowhead in 1b).
Disconnected pancreatic duct syndrome – Hard to find and to reconnect
# 18348 17.10.2023
Clinical Cases
Ultrasound. Well-defined solid hypoechoic mass with cystic-appearing areas.
Pancreatic schwannoma as a rare cause of epigastric abdominal pain
# 18347 16.10.2023
Clinical Cases
Axial CT image on the unenhanced phase. The irregular and inhomogeneous area of liver parenchyma was appreciable in segments
A bridge between the liver and the heart
# 18338 12.10.2023
Clinical Cases
Non-contrast axial CT section shows hyperdense surgical clips in the appendiceal stump (arrow).
Stump appendicitis: Keep in mind
# 18330 11.10.2023
Clinical Cases
Venous phase. The pancreas shows a generalised decrease in normal glandular enhancement and abundant intraparenchymal gas. There is peripancreatic free fluid, without identifying organised collections.
Fatal necrotising emphysematous pancreatitis
# 18327 10.10.2023
Clinical Cases
Grayscale ultrasound image showing solid cystic lesion (red arrow) in pelvis displacing the urinary bladder anteriorly. Green
Diagnostic challenge in presacral mass in an adult patient - A case report of ancient schwannoma
# 18311 09.10.2023
Clinical Cases
Baseline CT, performed the same day of the hospitalization, revealed mild diverticulitis (white arrow) with no complications
Septic thrombophlebitis of the portal vein: A life-threatening complication of diverticulitis - A case report
# 18293 03.10.2023
Clinical Cases
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