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Axial diffusion-weighted MR image with bilateral and symmetrical hyperintensity in the central region of the semioval centres.
Maple syrup urine disease
# 18805 05.12.2024
Clinical Case
Ultrasound shows a heterogeneous mass in the left liver lobe, with vascularisation on duplex.
Giant infantile hepatic haemangioma
# 18800 04.12.2024
Clinical Case
Extranodal involvement was confirmed on PET/CT (5a and 5b). High SUV values were observed (5c) in the mediastinum, pulmonary
Polymorphic posttransplant lymphoproliferative disorder (PTLD) in paediatric patient following kidney transplantation
# 18799 04.12.2024
Clinical Case
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
Swelling in the floor of the mouth in a 10-day-old newborn child.
A case of congenital plunging ranula
# 18764 07.11.2024
Clinical Case
Non-contrast T1 MRI image in the sagittal plane. The MRI showed the presence of two midline bright spots in T1-weighted sequences: one inside the sella turcica, located in the normal site of the neurohypophysis, and the other on the midline region, close to the optic chiasm with arrows pointing to these two spots.
Partial ectopic posterior pituitary in a child with short stature
# 18750 24.10.2024
Clinical Case
On the initial PA chest view, there was an area of increased opacity consistent with consolidation, located at the left perih
A tale of two tubes: Type E tracheoesophageal fistula
# 18749 23.10.2024
Clinical Case
Abdominal ultrasound showing characteristic findings of hereditary intestinal angioedema.
Hereditary intestinal angioedema in children: Radiological and clinical insights
# 18733 16.10.2024
Clinical Case
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