Articles | Section: Gamuts

• A

  • Abnormal intra-abdominal gas
  • Achalasia pattern
  • Acquired aortic conditions
  • Acute Airspace Opacities - bilateral
  • Acute Airspace Opacities - unilateral
  • Acute airspace opacities with lymph node enlargement
  • Acyanotic congenital heart disease
  • Adrenal calcification
  • Adrenal haemorrhage
  • Air crescent sign
  • Air space disease
  • Airspace Opacities
  • Anterior hip pain
  • Anterior vertebral body beaking
  • Asbestos related diseases
  • Asbestosis
  • Ascending aorta calcification

• B

  • Basal gangila T2 hypointensity
  • Basal ganglia calcification
  • Basal ganglia T1 hyperintensity
  • Basal ganglia T2 hyperintensity
  • Benign cardiac tumours - primary
  • Benign fibrous histicytoma of bone

• B

  • Benign lytic bone lesions
  • Bilateral megalencephaly
  • Bilateral testicular lesions
  • Bone lesion with fluid-fluid levels
  • Breast lesions at ultrasound

• C

  • Calcification of the ascending aorta
  • Calcified mediastinal lymph nodes
  • Cardiac tumours - benign
  • Caudate lobe hypertrophy
  • causes of lower limb bowing
  • Caval abnormalities
  • Cavitating lung mass
  • Central bronchiectasis
  • Cerebellopontine angle mass
  • Cerebral microhaemorrhage
  • Cerebral ring enhancing lesions
  • Childhood malignancies
  • Chronic airspace opacities (bilateral)
  • Chronic airspace opacities (unilateral)
  • Chronic alveolar opacities
  • Clival mass
  • Codman triangle periosteal reaction
  • Colonic stricture

• C

  • Congenital heart disease - acyanotic
  • Cortical desmoid
  • Crazy paving
  • CT assessment of the trauma patient
  • Cystic extratesticular masses
  • Cystic lesions of the pancreas
  • Cystic lesions of the spleen
  • Cystic lung disease
  • Cystic mediastinal masses
  • Cystic neck lesions
  • Cystic necrotic nodes
  • Cystic parotid lesions

• D

  • Diaphyseal lesions
  • Differential diagnoses for temporal lobe tumours
  • Differential diagnosis for sacroiliac joint disease
  • Differential of a large unilateral pleural effusion
  • Differential of a lung mass with cavitation
  • Differential of a pleural effusion
  • Differential of a solitary pulmonary nodule
  • Differential of a solitary pulmonary nodule with calcification
  • Differential of an air crescent sign
  • Differential of an anterosuperior mediastinal mass
  • Differential of calcified mediastinal lymph nodes

• D

  • Differential of chronic alveolar opacities
  • Differential of left paramediastinal catheter position
  • Differential of miliary pulmonary opacities
  • Dilated azygos vein
  • Dilated trachea
  • Discrete colonic ulceration
  • Disorganised periosteal reaction
  • Distal clavicle erosion
  • Duodenal filling defects

• E

  • Elevated hemidiaphragm
  • Endobronchial metastases
  • Enlarged posterior fossa 'CSF' space
  • Enlarged pulmonary trunk on chest radiography
  • Enlargement of the caudate lobe
  • Epidydimal calcification
  • Eponymous fractures
  • Erosion of the odontoid process
  • Extra skeletal musculoskeletal lesions by compartment
  • Extracapsular extension of prostate cancer
  • Extraneural spread of intracranial neoplasms
  • Extraskeletal musculoskeletal tumors by compartment

• F

  • Fat containing solitary pulmonary nodule
  • Fibrous dysplasia