100 Cases in Radiology 1st edition by Robert Thomas, James Connelly, Christopher Burke 9781482212945 1482212943

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ISBN 10: 1482212943
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Author: Robert Thomas; James Connelly; Christopher Burke

A 36-year-old housewife presents in the emergency department complaining of progressively increasing breathlessness over the last two weeks, accompanied by wheeze and a productive cough. You are the medic on duty…100 Cases in Radiology presents 100 radiological anomalies commonly seen by medical students and junior doctors on the ward.

100 Cases in Radiology 1st Table of contents:

CASE 1: DETERIORATING SHORTNESS OF BREATH IN A SMOKER
History
Examination
Figure 1.1 Chest radiograph.
Questions
ANSWER 1
Figure 1.2 CT scan
KEY POINTS

CASE 2: THE BREATHLESS ASTHMATIC
History
Examination
Figure 2.1 PA chest radiograph
Questions
ANSWER 2
Figure 2.2 PA chest radiograph with ‘sail sign’ indicated
KEY POINTS

CASE 3: AN ICY FALL
History
Examination
Figure 3.1 (a) Oblique and (b) lateral radiographs of right little finger
Questions
ANSWER 3
Figure 3.2 Annotated plain film of pelvis
KEY POINTS

CASE 4: DIFFICULTY SWALLOWING
History
Examination
Figure 4.1 (a-c) Three sequential lateral projections and (d) an anterior-posterior (AP) projection contrast swallow images.
Questions
ANSWER 4
KEY POINTS

CASE 5: A MECHANICAL FALL IN AN ELDERLY PATIENT
History
Examination
Figure 5.1 Unenhanced CT scan
Questions
ANSWER 5
Figure 5.2 CT scan showing bilateral chronic subdural haemorrhages.
KEY POINTS

CASE 6: RIGHT UPPER ABDOMINAL PAIN
History
Examination
Figure 6.1 Ultrasound views of the liver and gallbladder in longitudinal (a) and transverse (b) planes
Questions
ANSWER 6
Figure 6.2 Axial contrast CT scan through the gallbladder showing fluid around the gallbladder
KEY POINTS

CASE 7: HEARTBURN, EPIGASTRIC PAIN AND A COUGH
History
Examination
Figure 7.1 Chest radiograph
Figure 7.2 Upper GI contrast swallow exam
Questions
Figure 7.3 CT scan
ANSWER 7
KEY POINTS

CASE 8: LINES, CATHETERS AND TUBES ON A RADIOGRAPH
History
Figure 8.1 Chest radiograph
Questions
ANSWER 8
Figure 8.2 Chest radiograph with labels
Figure 8.3 Chest radiograph showing ET tube in right main bronchus
Figure 8.4 Chest radiograph showing central line
KEY POINTS

CASE 9: WEAKNESS AND SLURRING WHILE OUT FOR A DRINK
History
Examination
Figure 9.1 CT scan
Questions
ANSWER 9
Figure 9.2 CT scan showing acute intracerebral haemorrhage
Figure 9.3 CT scan
Figure 9.4 Unenhanced axial CT slice
Table 9.1 Criteria taken from the National Institute of Health and Clinical Evidence (NICE) guidance2
KEY POINTS
References

CASE 10: BACK PAIN RELIEVED ONLY BY ASPIRIN
History
Examination
Figure 10.1 Plain radiograph
Questions
ANSWER 10
Figure 10.2 Unenhanced CT scan
Figure 10.3 Angiographic image at embolization
Figure 10.4 CT scan post embolization
KEY POINTS
Reference

CASE 11: A PERSISTENT COUGH IN AN EX-SMOKER
History
Examination
Figure 11.1 Chest radiograph
Questions
ANSWER 11
Figure 11.2 Sagittal CT scan
Figure 11.3 Biopsy under CT guidance
KEY POINTS

CASE 12: A SCHOOLMASTER WITH PROGRESSIVE BREATHLESSNESS
History
Examination
Figure 12.1 Chest radiograph
Questions
ANSWER 12
Table 12.1 Causes of lung fibrosis
Figure 12.2 High resolution chest CT scan.
KEY POINTS
Reference

CASE 13: NUMB RIGHT ARM
History
Examination
Figure 13.1 (a) Chest and (b) anterior-posterior (AP) cervical spine radiographs
Questions
ANSWER 13
Figure 13.2 (a) Fluoroscopic arteriogram. The arrow shows displacement but no compression of the right subclavian artery. (b) T2-weighted sagittal MR image showing degenerative changes at C5/6 with disc protrusion into the canal (arrow) also resulting in nerve root compression.
KEY POINTS

CASE 14: JAUNDICE FOLLOWING CHOLECYSTECTOMY
History
Examination
Figure 14.1 Abdominal ultrasound
Figure 14.2
Questions
ANSWER 14
Figure 14.3 Coronal maximal intensity projection image
Figure 14.4 Percutaneous transhepatic cholangiogram
KEY POINTS

CASE 15: INFANT WITH CLICKING HIPS
History
Examination
Figure 15.1 Left and right hip ultrasound images (coronal flexion view)

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