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Axial view of CECT image in portal venous phase demonstrating connection between right portal vein and right hepatic lobe les
Spontaneous Portosystemic Shunt Identified by CT and Ultrasound in Patient without Cirrhosis
# 17842 03.08.2022
Clinical Cases
CECT in portal venous phase showing gas bubbles within right ascending colon wall extending in the right pararenal space (ar
Benign pneumatosis: Importance of patient history, symptoms and imaging
# 17815 22.07.2022
Clinical Cases
Gray-scale US image of the liver demonstrates heterogeneous echotexture in the liver parenchyma with ill-defined hypoechoic a
Hepatic Fascioliasis
# 17786 19.07.2022
Clinical Cases
Multislice contrast enhanced CT in nephrographic phase- bilateral hypoenchancing renal nodular lesions and retroperitoneal an
What is important to know about extrapulmonary sarcoidosis?
# 17793 19.07.2022
Clinical Cases
Sagittal (a) and axial (b) images of a contrast-enhanced CT showing an enhancing uterine mass, slightly heterogeneous, surrou
Disseminated peritoneal leiomyomatosis with parasitic abdominal wall myomas after laparoscopic myomectomy: A rare entity
# 17777 19.07.2022
Clinical Cases
Axial section of a contrast-enhanced CT scan of the abdomen showing an enlarged pancreas (P) with innumerable cysts replacing
Multiple Cysts, Masses and Tumours—A Syndromic Association?
# 17810 11.07.2022
Clinical Cases
Intravenous pyelography image obtained at 1-hour post contrast administration shows bilateral hydro nephrosis in the form of
Pelvic Lipomatosis: a case report with classic imaging findings
# 17805 08.07.2022
Clinical Cases
Coronal contrast-enhanced CT image showed hepatomegaly with heterogeneous parenchymal enhancement.
Pyelonephritis as a cause of hepatic mosaic pattern
# 17803 07.07.2022
Clinical Cases
Dual bolus axial CT shows a transected proximal small bowel loop, demonstrating hyperenhancement, oedema and folding back of
Traumatic transection of small bowel
# 17800 06.07.2022
Clinical Cases
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