Right ventricular strain in PE

Right ventricular strain as seen on CT in PE

Bronchogenic carcinoma

CXR at gap of 2 years. Note on the recent CXR the right paracardiac region shows a new opacity, which appears to be continuous with the right descending pulmonary artery, but in fact it is a tumour in the right lower lobe.

Abdominal wall haematoma

A large abdominal wall haematoma, following femoral catheterization.

Idiopathic scoliosis

Full length spine AP view showing idiopathic scoliosis.

Perthes' disease

Established Perthes' on left, early Perthes' on right

Fracture pubic ramus

A rapid reporting case

DVT and PE

DVT in right iliac vein and PE in LLL lung

Grade 1 MCL injury

Increased T2 signal on both sides of MCL. Also has contusion of the medial tibial condyle (not shown)

Fibular fracture

Fracture of proximal shaft of the fibula (not head). MRI did not show any posterolateral corner injury or ACL tear

Achillis tendonitis and plantar fascitis

Sagittal T1 and FST2 showing achillis tendonitis and plantar fascitis

Diffuse fatty infiltration of live

Typical

Osteonecrosis

Osteonecrosis of medial and lateral femoral condyles, and shaft of the femur

Sinonasal polyposis

Typical sinonasal polyposis

Complete rupture of supraspinatus

Complete rupture, retraction and fatty atrophy of supraspinatus

Full thickness tear of subscapularis

Axial fat sat T2

Muscle strain

Haematoma in medial head of the gastrocnemius

Calcific tendonitis

Plain film and ultrasound of supraspinatus calcific tendonitis

Spondylolysis with spondylolisthesis

Pars defect with spondylolisthesis

Chicken pox pneumonia sequele

Tiny calcifications in both lungs. There is a wide differential though.

Bronchiectasis in tuberculosis

Bronchiextasis in active TB

Fracture acetabulum and ischial tuberosity

Fall from a horse

Osteochondral defect of trochlea

An old small OCD of the femoral trochlea

Osteoarthirtis of DIPJs

 

Typical OA of DIPJs of both hands

Lateral epicondylitis

Subtle calcification in  the common extensor origin with clinical signs of lateral epicondylitis

1st CMCJ oateoarthritis

Advanced OA of 1st CMCJ

Bronchogenic carcinoma

CXR showing right hilar mass with consolidation. CT confirming the diagnosis

Glenohumeral ligaments

Red: superior glenohumeral ligament (GHL)
Yellow: middle GHL
Green: inferior GHL




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Shoulder arthrogram

Series of images. First image showing contrast flowing away from the needle into inferior recess. When dilued Gd is injected the iodinated contrast flows into the biceps tendon sheath.

Pre achillis bursitis

Pre achillis bursitis.

PCA infarct

Acute left occiptal infarct best shown on stroke window (35-35)

Sacral metastasis

Ill defined sclerotic area on plain radiograph. The same region shows increased uptake on bone scan, and sclerotic deposit on coronal CT.