Showing posts with label RADIOLOGY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RADIOLOGY. Show all posts

Shoulder Separation: Acromioclavicular Joint

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5 Steps to Chest X-ray Interpretation

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The video shows some basics of chest x-ray interpretation. From ed4nurses.com

Madelung's Disease (benign symmetric lipomatosis)

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A 45-year-old man presented with a 3-year history of a painless, soft, and slow-growing swelling of the neck, upper trunk, upper back, and s...

What is Periosteal reaction? it`s types? And how it is helpful in diagnosis.

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Periosteal reaction : A periosteal reaction is a non-specific reaction and will occur whenever the periosteum is irritated by a malignant ...

Bronchiectasis in High-Resolution CT

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Bronchiectasis is defined as localized, irreversible dilatation of part of the bronchial tree. Involved bronchi are dilated, inflamed, and e...

Indications for OPG requests

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An OPG or "ORTHOPANTOGRAM", gives a panoramic view of the mandible and teeth. It is performed using a technique called "tomog...

Pneumocephalus

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X-ray showing nasal and orbital fractures and pneumocephalus Pneumocephalus is the presence of air in the cranial vault. It is usually ass...

Supraspinatus Pathology by Ultrasound

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This video details the complex structures of the human shoulder and how proper and careful ultrasound scanning techniques can identify tendo...

Contraindications to MRI procedure

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The principal contraindications of the MRI procedure are mostly related to the presence of metallic implants in a patient. The risks of MRI ...

Differences between sutures and fractures in skull x-ray

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Linear fracture results from low-energy blunt trauma over a wide surface area of the skull. It runs through the entire thickness of the bone...

Nutcracker phenomenon

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It results most commonly from the compression of the left renal vein between the abdominal aorta (AA) and superior mesenteric artery (SMA)...

Testicular microliths in a new born

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The above ulltrasound images and Color Doppler image show testicular microliths (left testis) in a new born baby. Testicular calcifications...

Osteoporosis of aging (senile or postmenopausal osteoporosis)

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Most common form of generalized osteoporosis. As a person ages, the bones lose density and become more brittle, fracturing more easily and h...

CT interpretation : pancreas cancer with liver metastasis

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Anatomy on Thyroid sonography

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The anterior neck is depicted rather well with standard gray scale sonography. (FIGURE 1) The thyroid gland is slightly more echo-dense tha...

Complementary ultrasound to mammography ; Why?

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Breast cancer can lie hidden from mammography in women with dense breast tissue, and thus the role of ultrasound is implemented to evaluate ...

Grades of hydronephrosis (on Ultrasound imaging):

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A) Mild hydronephrosis: This images shows mild dilatation of the pelvis as well as the calyces of the right kidney suggesting mild hydroneph...

Anatomy of aorta and appearance on x-ray

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A case of Giant Left Atrium

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An 83-year-old woman with long-standing atrial fibrillation who had previously undergone atrioventricular nodal ablation and pacemaker plac...

Patient Preparation and Position for the Ultrasound Examination

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Patient Preparation. The ultrasound examination is most effective if the patient has been NPO for at least 6 hours. This allows the biliary ...