ON - RADIOLOGY
Neurogenic neoplasm in X-rays
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Posterior mediastinal mass that sharply circumscribed, round or oval homogeneous mass that is usually unilateral and paravertebral. Primar...
ultrasound in gallbladder evaluation
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Hemangioma in vertebral body X-ray
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Benign, slow-growing tumor composed of vascular channels. Usually asymptomatic and identified in middle-aged patients. The coarse vertical t...
Pseudocyst formation in Acute Pancreatitis
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Sonographic Findings in Acute Pancreatitis: In the early stages of acute pancreatitis, the gland may not show swelling. But when swelling do...
Aortic Coarctation....The most common cause of rib notching
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By far the most common cause of rib notching. Usually involves the posterior 4th - 8th ribs and rarely develops before age 6. Aortic narrowi...
CT Sign of Tree-In-Bud Appearance
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The tree-in-bud sign is seen on thin-section CT images of the lung . Peripheral "within approximately 3–5 mm of the pleural surface...
Ultrasound Training of the Female Reproductive Organs
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Describe and demonstrate the protocol for sonographic scanning of the female pelvis, including transabdominal and endovaginal scanning. Iden...
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