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CT scan showing trichobezoars in the small bowel causing obstruction.
Small bowel obstruction secondary to trichobezoar
# 18793 28.11.2024
Clinical Case
Anteroposterior supine abdominal radiograph reveals a large, vertically oriented, oval-shaped radiolucent area in the central part of the abdomen, outlined by the parietal peritoneum (green arrow) along the abdominal wall. The falciform ligament is distinctly visualised and well-demarcated (red arrow). The scrotal sacs are distended by a radiolucent image (blue arrow). The chest imaging reveals symmetric granular opacification of both lungs with air bronchograms, associated with lung volume loss.
The football sign – An alarming finding in the emergency room
# 18787 21.11.2024
Clinical Case
Skull CT, coronal and sagittal view. Right frontoparietal bone expansile lesion.
Characterisation based on images of multiple site haemangioendothelioma
# 18671 27.08.2024
Clinical Case
(2a) T2-weighted imaging (T2WI). (2b) Apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC). (2c) Diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI). (2d) Arterial spin-labelling (ASL). Left basal ganglia infarction (white arrows) showed in MRI (restricted diffusion visualised on MRI ADC/DWI, with low relative perfusion).
Paediatric basal ganglia calcifications: Stroke risk after mild head trauma
# 18658 19.08.2024
Clinical Case
MRI STIR axial and coronal images, respectively, show a heterogeneously hyperintense lesion of gyriform appearance (white arrow) involving the right angle of the mandible.
“Mini Brain” appearance in the jaw: A case of cemento-ossifying fibroma
# 18593 27.06.2024
Clinical Case
Sagittal T1 MRI shows a large, well-defined T1 hypointense lesion at the level of the lower thoracic spine.
Thoracic limited dorsal myeloschisis with diastematomyelia in neonate
# 18537 23.04.2024
Clinical Case
Plain radiographs. Lateral view (left) and AP view (right) of the head showing the 2.5 cm big osteolytic defect in the parietal bone (arrow) with a relatively well-defined rim and no sclerosis.
Posttraumatic skull osteolysis in a child
# 18483 12.03.2024
Clinical Case
X-ray of the feet in an oblique position with bilateral complex bone malformations, characterized by syndactyly, Y-shaped fus
Townes–Brocks syndrome: A case presentation
# 18475 08.03.2024
Clinical Case
Hypodense lesion in the right thalamus (Figure 1a) and bilateral cerebellar lesions (Figure 1b) not enhancing with contrast.
Neurological instability post-infection: What’s involved?
# 18459 22.02.2024
Clinical Case
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