Radiology quiz 1
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Radiology quiz 1
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What is your final diagnosis based on just these two images? Patient had right lower lumbar pain.. For sonologists or sonographers this is easy...... Joe Antony, MD.
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Re: Radiology quiz July 2011 - 1
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there is no thing in radiology called (see this picture and tell me the diagnosis...... particularly ultrasound...., ) nevertheless, I love doing this to my colleagues. in the photos you gave: 1: an axial scan for the urinary bladder showing a significant dilatation of / at the ureteric insertion (right one) into the urinary bladder. No acoustic shadow for stones. 2: the right kidney shows hydronephrosis with preserved renal cortical echogenecity. but not sure about the corticomedullary differentiation if you give some information like is this a congenital disease of the insertion?!! or .. something we miss .. other photo clinical info.... |
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Re: Radiology quiz July 2011 - 1
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In Response to Radiology quiz July 2011 - 1: What is your final diagnosis based on just these two images? Patient had right lower lumbar pain.. For sonologists or sonographers this is easy...... Joe Antony, MD. Posted by drjoea Bilateral glomerular precipitated sludges (left nearly obstructed compared to right kidney) with preserved cortix/medulla, which might be due chronic bilhariasis ! |
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Re: Radiology quiz July 2011 - 1
posted at 16/7/2011 9:40 AM BST
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In Response to Re: Radiology quiz July 2011 - 1: ureteric stone rt sided hydernepherosis with preserved CMD , THE FIRST PHOTO i think urinary bladder with folys ring?? Posted by mmohammed1 |
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Re: Radiology quiz July 2011 - 1
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In Response to Re: Radiology quiz July 2011 - 1: there is no thing in radiology called (see this picture and tell me the diagnosis...... particularly ultrasound...., ) nevertheless, I love doing this to my colleagues. in the photos you gave: 1: an axial scan for the urinary bladder showing a significant dilatation of / at the ureteric insertion (right one) into the urinary bladder. No acoustic shadow for stones. 2: the right kidney shows hydronephrosis with preserved renal cortical echogenecity. but not sure about the corticomedullary differentiation if you give some information like is this a congenital disease of the insertion?!! or .. something we miss .. other photo clinical info.... Posted by M.B.Ibrahim Ibrahim, You are on the right course...right teminal ureter is distended.....so what is the diagnosis.... this is a urological case with complaints of pain on right side.... Joe. |
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Re: Radiology quiz July 2011 - 1
posted at 18/7/2011 10:58 AM BST
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In Response to Re: Radiology quiz July 2011 - 1: ureteric stone Posted by mmohammed1 Hint: What is that in the bladder? Joe. |
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Re: Radiology quiz July 2011 - 1
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In Response to Re: Radiology quiz July 2011 - 1: In Response to Radiology quiz July 2011 - 1 : Bilateral glomerular precipitated sludges (left nearly obstructed compared to right kidney) with preserved cortix/medulla, which might be due chronic bilhariasis ! Posted by Adel What do you see in the bladder? Joe |
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Re: Radiology quiz July 2011 - 1
posted at 18/7/2011 11:01 AM BST
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In Response to Re: Radiology quiz July 2011 - 1: In Response to Re: Radiology quiz July 2011 - 1 : Posted by saja mohammed That is not a Foley catheter in the bladder. It (that baloon like structure) showed filling and emptying.. regularly... Joe. |
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