Name: Guljar Hussain
Age: 28 Yrs
Sex: Male
Complaints: H/o lower abdominal pain.
Introduction:
Case study: An abdominal wall defect measuring ~33 mm noted in the right inguinal region with herniation of omental fat and bowel loop as content extending into the inguinal canal and reaching into the ipsilateral scrotal sac.
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Conclusion: Right inguino-scrotal hernia
Name: Podiyamma
Age: 72 Yrs Sex: Female
Complaints: To r/o renal calculi. Introduction:
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Case study: RIF: Mild probe tenderness present. Appendix visualized enlarged, measures ~10 mm and shows a calculus measuring ~5.3 mm at the tip. Periappendiceal inflammatory changes noted in the form of wall edema and minimal fluid. Images Conclusion: Appendix appears enlarged with surrounding inflammatory changes and a calculus at the tip. – Features in favour of acute appendicitis with appendicolith. Suggested BRE and CRP correlation.
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Name: Sabith
Age: 3 Yrs
Sex: Male
Complaints: H/o abdominal pain.
Introduction:
Case study: RIF: No probe tenderness present. Appendix visualized, appears normal. No evidence of free fluid. Numerous enlarged mesenteric lymphnodes noted in the umbilical and bilateral para-umbilical region, largest measuring ~15 x 8 mm in the right with poorly maintained fatty hilum.
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Conclusion: Numerous enlarged mesenteric lymphnodes in the umbilical and bilateral para-umbilical region as described. – Features in favour of diffuse mesenteric lymphadenopathy.
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Name: Padmakumari
Age: 71 Yrs
Sex: Female
Complaints: H/o fall.
Introduction:
Case study: The gall bladder is over distended. Well defined echogenic sludge ball measuring ~16 x 15 mm seen impacted at the neck. The wall thickness appears normal.
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Conclusion: Gall bladder appears over distended with impacted sludge ball at the neck. – K/c/o gall bladder Hydrops.
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Name: Bavith
Age: 6 months
Sex: Male
Complaints: H/o hematuria
Introduction:
Case study: The urinary bladder is distended. There are no calculi. Posterior bladder wall appear diffusely thickened with lobulated mass like appearance, maximum thickness ~7.8 mm. Multiple floating echogenic internal echoes noted in the bladder. – Pus cells.
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Conclusion: Posterior urinary bladder wall appears diffusely thickened with lobulated mass like appearance. – ? Bladder wall lesion. Suggested cystoscopic examination.
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Name: Vijayan
Age: 76 Yrs
Sex: Male
Complaints:
Introduction: C/o hematuria
Case study: Urinary bladder is partially distended. There are no calculi or trabeculae.
Well defined polypoidal mass lesion with significant internal vascularity measuring ~4.5 x 3.7 cm noted arising from the left lateral posterior wall of urinary bladder.
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Conclusion: Well defined polypoidal mass lesion in the urinary bladder with significant internal vascularity. – Features in favour of bladder wall neoplasm.
Suggested CECT KUB for further evaluation.
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