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The ultrasound revealed a large and well-defined hyperechoic lesion on the right liver lobe (arrow). (L) normal liver parenchyma.
Hepatic infarction secondary to HELLP syndrome
# 18465 04.03.2024
Clinical Case
Coronal (a) and axial (b) arterial phase abdominal CT show a heterogenous, hypervascular right cortical renal mass abutting the renal pelvis (black arrow). A well-circumscribed right adrenal mass was discovered, containing areas of macroscopic fat and diffuse speckled <5mm calcification (white arrow).
Incidental adrenal mass with macroscopic fat and diffuse speckled calcifications: A case of an adrenal cavernous haemangioma
# 18464 04.03.2024
Clinical Case
Sagittal sonographic view depicting free extraluminal air posterior to the uterine cervix, in extraperitoneal site as multiple reverberation artefacts accompanied by the characteristic sonographic “dirty shadow”.
Traumatic laceration of the rectum after blunt trauma. Key sonographic and CT findings
# 18447 06.02.2024
Clinical Case
Post-contrast axial CT showing a solid, hyper-enhancing and irregularly shaped mesenteric mass, as well as peri-mesenteric fa
Myofibroblastic inflammatory tumour of the mesentery
# 18433 25.01.2024
Clinical Case
Axial contrast-enhanced CT showing medialisation of the descending colon (red arrow), and small bowel loops (blue circle) occ
Congenital positional anomalies of the colon: Persistent descending mesocolon
# 18437 24.01.2024
Clinical Case
Sagittal CT view of the abdomen showing the part of the duodenum (orange arrow) compressed between the aorta and the superior mesenteric artery.
A not-so-good hat trick: Combination of Nutcracker, May–Thurner and Wilkie syndromes
# 18434 23.01.2024
Clinical Case
Axial CT images, before (A) and after contrast administration on a portal-venous phase (B). Well-defined mass of 40x15mm loca
Torsion and infarction of an accessory liver lobe
# 18432 22.01.2024
Clinical Case
Axial unenhanced CT. A significant amount of free fluid in the abdominal cavity (asterisk). A subtle amount of air in the uterus and the abdominal musculature, within a normal range following cesarean section (arrows).
Bladder injury due to cesarean section
# 18384 21.11.2023
Clinical Case
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
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