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Photograph demonstrating left 6th nerve palsy, as the patient’s left eye cannot abduct when it tries left gaze.
Vessels and nerves intertwined: The isolated 6th nerve palsy
# 18681 04.09.2024
Clinical Case
T2-weighted image in the axial section of the brain (a), and T1 post-contrast image in axial sections of the brain (b), depicting, respectively, T2 hyperintense and T1 post-contrast non-enhancing cystic lesions seen in bilateral parietal, frontal, temporal, and left occipital regions, suggestive of encephalomalacia (white arrows), with dilated bilateral lateral ventricles (red arrows).
Cystic encephalomalacia mimicking ventriculomegaly
# 18670 22.08.2024
Clinical Case
MRI FLAIR and T2 images, axial, coronal and sagittal sections showing hyperintensity and cortical swelling in bilateral inferior frontal and mesiotemporal regions (R > L).
Tuberculosis meningoencephalitis mimicking herpes encephalitis
# 18669 22.08.2024
Clinical Case
Coronal reconstruction demonstrating splenomegaly (blue arrow) measuring 18.6 cm craniocaudal and multiple collateral varices in the wall of the stomach (yellow arrows).
Polycythaemia vera as a predisposing factor for systemic venous thrombosis
# 18667 22.08.2024
Clinical Case
B-mode USG image just above the level of the midbrain showing the centrally placed oval-shaped anechoic space-occupying lesion (a
Antenatal vein of Galen malformation with high output cardiac failure
# 18654 14.08.2024
Clinical Case
Image findings in the axial non-contrast head CT at the second consult include an acute subdural parafalcine haematoma and a
Spinal subdural haematoma due to traumatic brain injury
# 18653 14.08.2024
Clinical Case
MRI lumbosacral spine T2 sagittal (a) and T2 axial (b) images show iso to hyperintense signals with diffuse thickening of conus medullaris and cauda equina nerve roots, nearly filling the spinal canal, with minimal surrounding CSF.
Unveiling polyneuropathy: Imaging insights from a unique case
# 18652 14.08.2024
Clinical Case
Axial CT. Hyperdense Sylvian fissure “dot” sign (arrow).
Internal carotid artery dissection as a possible complication of Eagle syndrome
# 18646 13.08.2024
Clinical Case
Axial sections of the non-contrast CT brain show a fairly well-defined lobulated near CSF density lesion in the left petrocli
A rare case of left petroclival epidermoid cyst
# 18645 05.08.2024
Clinical Case
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