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ABSTRACT: Fournier’s gangrene is a severe polymicrobial necrotizing fascitis of the perineal, genital, or perianal regions. The classic presentation is severe pain and swelling with systemic signs....
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Gallbladder varices are a rare form of collateralization that develops in patients with portal hypertension. We present here a case of gallbladder varices accurately diagnosed by contrast enhanced CT ...
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The diagnosis of head and neck masses and fistulas can be challenging. Differential diagnoses include tumors, infections, or congenital lesions. Knowledge of embryology and anatomy of both common and ...
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Palmar and finger varicosities are pathological dilated veins that are frequently found in clinical or imaging practice but are rarely reported in the medical literature. Currently there are no MRI de...
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Image: Sagittal fast spin echo (FSE) proton density (TR/TE [repetition time/echo time, msec], 3000/40) sequential MR images from medial (A) to lateral (D) and corresponding sagittal T2-weighted (4350...
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A 4 year old male presented to the pediatric endocrinologist with global developmental delay and growth retardation. The patient’s prenatal and neonatal records were significant for a maternal histo...
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35 years old female following blunt abdominal trauma. Diminished left renal arterial supply is seen. No renal artery avulsion is seen....
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65 years old male with left sided hearing loss. ...
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