| Question |
Answer |
| | A
47 years old lady presented with acute pain in the left half of the abdomen. A
plain and contrast enhanced CT of the abdomen was performed. |
|
| | Perirenal
Hemorrhage due to Bleeding Angiomyolipoma | |
| | A
26-years old man had an episode of acute pain in the abdomen one month ago, which
became a chronic, dull-aching pain not responding to treatment. USG was reported
as liver abscesses involving the left lobe. Regression was documented after three
weeks, but since the pain persisted, a CT scan was performed. |
|
| | Sealed-Off
Perforation of Duodenal Ulcer | |
| | A
53-years old man presented with pain in the hypochondrium for a month. |
|
| | Ileo-Cecal
Tuberculosis with Malrotation | |
| | A
35-years old man presented with pain in the left lumbar region and fever for around
1 month. | |
|
| | A
58-years old lady on routine ultrasound had a left adrenal mass. An MRI was performed. |
| |
| | A
32-years old lady presented with pain in the left flank and fever. An IVU was
performed. | |
|
| | A
20 year old man presented with a history of jaundice and abdominal pain with raised
white counts and ESR. The bilirubin and alkaline phosphatase were elevated. CT
and MRI were performed. | |
| | Primary
Sclerosing Cholangitis | |
| | A
45-year old man presented with acute pain and a palpable lump in the left iliac
fossa. An ultrasound was performed (Figs. 1,2) | |
|
| | A
50-year old man presented with low grade abdominal pain. US of the upper abdomen
showed a solid mass in the liver without any other liver abnormality. As a part
of diagnostic work-up CT scan and subsequently MRI were performed. |
|
| | Fibrolamellar
Hepatocellular Carcinoma (FLC) | |
| Question |
Answer |
| | A
43 years old lady presented with dyspnea. | |
|
| | An
86 years old man presented with acute onset discomfort, mild breathlessness and
fever | |
| | Tooth
in Intermediate Bronchus. | |
| | An
young man presented with chest pain and cough and expectoration. |
| |
| | A
54-years old man presented with pain in the right chest. | |
| | Major
Fissure Loculated Pleural Effusion | |
| | A
2-month old child presented with respiratory distress and eventually died. There
was no evidence of infection. | |
| | 1.
Right lung agenesis
2. Tracheal compression by a vascular ring |
|
| | A
40-year old lady is on aggressive initial treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. A
chest radiograph and examination performed two months ago were normal. She now
presents with breathlessness. An HRCT of the lungs was performed (Figs 1-3). |
|
| | Methotrexated-induced
Interstitial Lung Disease | |
| Question |
Answer |
| | A
48-years old man presented with a swelling in the right side of the neck posteriorly.
Plain radiographs were obtained. | |
| | Osteochondroma
(of the C7 Spinous Process) | |
| | A
20-years old boy presented with a one-year history of episodic pain over his right
wrist joint anteriorly. Plain radiographs and MRI were obtained. |
|
| | Intraosseous
Ganglion Cyst (of the Lunate) | |
| | A
25-years old man presented with pain and swelling along the medial aspect of the
arm upto the elbow. The patient had no systemic abnormalities. |
|
| | Leprosy
(involving the Ulnar Nerve) | |
| | A
19-years old woman presented with fever, pain in the left buttock region with
tenderness and a small swelling. She had a limb. A plain radiograph (Fig. 1) was
obtained. | | |
| | A
17-years old girl presented with pain in the left hip for around six months with
acute exacerbation in the last 2 weeks. An MRI was performed. |
| |
| | A
45-year old lady. Please read the question properly. | |
| | 1.
Terry-Thomas sign & cortical ring sign
2. David Letterman |
|
| Question |
Answer |
| | A
4-months old body presented with an abnormal skull shape. A CT of the skull was
performed. | |
| | Trigonocephaly
(Due to Metopic Sutural Stenosis) | |
| | A
2-years old boy presented with mental retardation. A CT was performed. |
|
| | A
2-years old boy presented with mental retardation. A CT was performed. |
|
| | A
35-years old man presented with recurrent giddiness and ataxia over a period of
one week, following a whiplash injury to the neck. An MRI was performed. |
|
| | a.
Multiple cerebellar and brain-stem infarcts
b. Vertebral artery dissection
| |
| | A
16-year old came with complaints of headaches and ataxia. An MRI was performed. |
| |
| | A
30-year old lady presented with paresthesiae, numbness, pain in back and weakness. |
| |
| | A
36-year old lady presented with cerebellar signs and early papilloedema. An MRI
of the brain was performed. | |
| | Medulloblastoma
- Adult Cerebellar | |
