Results The diagnosis based on history (4 minimal stab wounds, 3 politrauma, and 1 difficult nephrectomy) and clinical exam matched the diagnosis. In one case (difficult nephrectomy two years before) the radiologic interpretation led to a wrong diagnosis of tension pneumothorax and a chest tube was inserted with consecutive gastric perforation and leakage of gastric content. Promptly recognized...

INTRODUCTION Study aim is to report the Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) features of acute and chronic spontaneous spondylodiscitis. CASE REPORT 57 year old female, complaining of a fever and longstanding cervical pain worsened during physical therapy. METHODS MR images were acquired using superconductive magnet 1.5 T, with the following sequences: sagittal PD and T2 TSE, sagittal T1 SE, ax...

Childhood central skull base masses are rare, often difficult to diagnose, and have overlapping imaging findings. In this review, we provide an overview of the epidemiology, clinical findings, and management of pediatric sphenoid bone and sphenoid sinus masses with an emphasis on imaging findings that may help to differentiate lesions. Radiologic-pathologic correlation is provided. Finally, an ...

Abstract The wrist and hand have complex anatomy with small bones supporting soft tissue structures, which limits the diagnostic yield for radiologic assessment. Knowledge of different clinical entities is key to diagnosis. Some essential anatomic topics in interpretation include knowledge topographic tendon hand, intrinsic extrinsic carpal ligaments, thumb carpometacarpal triangular fibrocarti...

Objective: Hematolymphoid neoplasms involving breast (HLNB) are rare with majority of lesions in being epithelial nature. There no characteristic clinical and radiologic features to distinguish carcinomas from HLNB. However, it is essential recognise lesion as hematolymphoid nature for appropriate patient management. This case series highlights clinical, radiologic, pathologic HLNB breast.&#x0D...

Breast emergencies are not frequent but play an important part in routine breast imaging applications. Diagnosis and identification of seat belt injury emergency department essential for patient management early treatment advanced cases. Herein we reported findings a who had prominent swollen at her left accompanying tissue edema painful palpable mass formed by active bleeding hematoma as resul...

Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH) and ankylosing spondylitis (AS) share involvement of the axial skeleton and peripheral entheses. Both diseases produce bone proliferations in the later phases of their course. Although the aspect of these bone proliferations is dissimilar, confusion of radiologic differential diagnosis between the two diseases exists mostly as a consequence of a l...

Appendiceal intussusception is a rare condition in an adult patient and may not be initially considered the differential diagnosis clinically or radiologically. It occurs due to organic cause idiopathically. We report 74-year-old who had polypoid lesion cecum on colonoscopy with no radiologic imaging was ultimately diagnosed grossly histopathologically as appendiceal intussusception. In conclus...

Abstract Background Large intracardiac bronchogenic cysts are rare mediastinal masses. However, they must always be considered in the differential diagnosis of heart failure with abnormal chest X-ray. Case presentation We present a 60-year-old female patient de novo atrial fibrillation, and very large intrapericardial mass. The underwent successful surgical resection, pathological findings conf...

Sarcoidosis is a chronic systemic disease with a wide array of clinical findings. Given that the clinical symptoms are not pathognomonic, chest radiographs have become essential to the initial diagnosis and choice of treatment modality. Diagnosis hinges on ruling out alternative diagnoses; sometimes, advanced radiologic techniques and histopathology are required. On this occasion, we present a ...