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05 Jun, 20:10

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Radiology

15 Aug, 14:32

What is the diagnosis?

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Radiology

15 Aug, 14:30

Constrictive Pericarditis. Frontal chest radiograph shows curvilinear calcification surrounding the heart consistent with calcific pericarditis.

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Radiology

15 Aug, 14:29

Constrictive Pericarditis. Coronal re-formatted CT of chest shows markedly thick pericardial calcification around the heart from patient with history of tuberculous pericarditis.

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Radiology

15 Aug, 14:26

PA and lateral close-ups show thick pericardial calcification around apex of heart from patient with history of tuberculous pericarditis.

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Radiology

13 Aug, 07:50

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Radiology

13 Aug, 07:48

Bilateral Blount Disease. Frontal and lateral radiographs of both the right and left lower legs show beaking of the medial tibial plateau (white arrows), downward angulation of both proximal tibias. The tibiofemoral angle (blue lines)shows a varus deformity and the metaphyseal-diaphyseal angle is greater then 11 degrees (yellow lines).

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Radiology

09 Aug, 00:56

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Radiology

08 Aug, 18:51

Chondroblastoma. A geographic, lytic lesion is seen in the epiphysis (white arrow) of a skeletally immature distal femur. The lesion has a sclerotic margin and is septated. It is confined to the epiphysis. The findings are characteristic of a chondroblastoma, a rare benign bone tumor.

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Radiology

06 Aug, 03:17

What is the diagnosis?

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Radiology

06 Aug, 03:15

Pericardial Cyst. Frontal and lateral views of the chest demonstrate a mass at the right cardiophrenic angle with rim-like calcification that indicates the calcification has formed in the wall of a hollow viscus. This is a characteristic location for a pericardial cyst, which is calcified in this case.

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Radiology

05 Aug, 09:21

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Radiology

05 Aug, 09:20

Thyroglossal duct cyst. Reconstructed CT scan of the neck demonstrates a midline cystic lesion (red arrow) with a slightly enhancing wall. The contents measured fluid density.

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Radiology

04 Aug, 03:31

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Radiology

04 Aug, 03:27

Salter 1 Fracture of the Proximal Humeral Epiphysis. Frontal radiograph of the shoulder in external rotation demonstrates slip of the proximal humeral epiphysis medially and inferiorly (black arrow) due to a fracture through the epiphyseal plate that causes widening of the plate (white arrow). The normal epiphyseal plate should not be confused for a fracture.

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