APPENDICEAL MUCOCELE

APPENDICEAL MUCOCELE

Case courtesy : Dr.Cicy Kuncherian Welcare Hospital

Age: 56Yrs

Sex: Female

Complaints: Right iliac fossa pain.

Case study: Tubular cystic mass lesion with peripheral enhancing walls measuring approximately 5.2 x4.3 x5.6 cm (TR XAP x CC) is seen in the right iliac fossa showing thick curvilinear mural calcification and central fluid density. No intraluminal air pockets noted.

The lesion is closely adherent towards the adjacent bowel loops causing bowel wall thickening of terminal ileum and cecum and adjacent fat stranding . Appendix not separately visualized from the mass lesion. Few prominent mesenteric lymph nodes are noted in right iliac fossa and paraumbilical region.

Small wall defect noted in the inferior aspect of the lesion with tubular extension measuring 14 x12mm extending into the right adnexa . Right ovary not separately

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Conclusion : Tubular cystic mass lesion with curvilinear mural calcification in right iliac fossa with adjacent bowel wall thickening and fat stranding -features are in favor of Appendiceal Mucocele with contained perforation. Suggested lab correlation.

A case of Calcaneal Lipoma

A case of Calcaneal Lipoma

Case courtesy : Dr.Cicy Kuncheria  Welcare Hospital

Age: 34Yrs

Sex: Male

Complaints: Foot pain

Case study: A calcaneal lesion with central hypointense signal on T1 and hyperintense on T2/PDFS with evidence of multiple blooming foci (calcifications on CT correlation).The lesion shows peripheral hyperintensity on T1 with PDsuppression.

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Conclusion : Sharply delineated lesion with predominant fat density. -Features in favour of an intraosseous lipoma of calcaneus – Stage 2.

Scalp dermoid cyst

Scalp dermoid cyst

Case courtesy : Dr.Cicy Kuncherian,Welcare Hospital.

Age: 27 Yrs

Sex: Male

Complaints: Swelling frontal region.

Case study: A well defined soft tissue density lesion (~ +13HU) measuring ~13 x 11 mm noted in the frontal region involving subgaleal layer. No evidence of intracranial invasion / bone erosion.

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Conclusion :A well defined soft tissue lesion involving the mid frontal region causing superficial skin asymmetry as described – Imaging features in favour of dermoid cyst. Possible DD: Sebaceous cyst.

A case of spinal cord lesion.

A case of spinal cord lesion.

Case Courtesy : Dr Sajith Selvaganesan MD FSCCT FSCMR,Sunrise Hospital

Age: 25Yrs

Sex: Male

Complaints: Lower back pain.

Case study:

Loss of normal lumbar lordosis.
Relatively well defined, mildly heterogeneous, round to oval, iso to hyperintense intramedullary lesion measuring 11 x 10 x 17 mm (TR x AP x CC) noted the level of L3 vertebra

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Conclusion

Relatively well defined, mildly heterogeneous, round to oval, iso to hyperintense intramedullary lesion measuring 11 x 10 x 17 mm (TR x AP x CC) noted the level of L3 vertebra – Likely myxopapillary ependymoma. Differential includes paraganglioma. Suggested HPE evaluation.

 

Subdural Hemorrhage MRI

Subdural Hemorrhage MRI

Case courtesy : Dr. Sreedevi Varun DMRD DNB, Sunrise Hospital

Age: 77Yrs

Sex: Female

Complaints: H/o fall.

Case study:

Area of heterogeneous T2 hyperintense signal in midline falx with maximum diameter 14 mm in highfrontal region. Cyst like area measuring 26 x 24 mm noted in midline along falx.Altered signal intensity of adjacent frontal lobe bilaterally – likely edema.
Thin extra axial hyperintense signal along left parieto-temporal convexity with maximum diameter 3 mm.

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Conclusion :

Acute subdural hemorrhage in midline falx (14 mm in maximum diameter).
Thin subdural hemorrhage along left parieto-temporal convexity.
Hyperintense signal in bilateral frontal lobe adjacent to SDH – likely parenchymal edema.

Arachnoid Cyst

Arachnoid Cyst

Case courtesy : Dr.Sreedevi Varun DMRD DNB, Sunrise Hospital

Age: 4Yrs

Sex: Male

Case study:

An extra axial CSF intensity lesion in left anterior temporal fossa measuring 3.3 x 1.3 x 3.5 cm (TR x AP x CC) with no significant mass effect or perilesional edema. Prominent bilateral retro cerebellar CSF intensity area measuring approximately 3.6 x 1.7 cm (TR x AP).

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Conclusion :

Extra axial CSF intensity lesion in left anterior temporal fossa – favor arachnoid cyst.
Prominent cisterna magna.