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Greater trochanteric-pelvic impingement

Greater trochanteric-pelvic impingement also known as pelvitrochanteric impingement or trochanteric impingement is an extra-articular or external type of hip impingement 1,2. Epidemiology Greater trochanteric-pelvic impingement seems to be more common in younger people 2. Risk factors Perthe...

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Unerupted wisdom tooth

Diagnosis certain

Frank Gaillard

Published 24 Nov 2009

68% complete

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Neuro ct core

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adrenal

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Ankle fracture - Weber A

Diagnosis certain

Pir Abdul Ahad Aziz Qureshi

Published 06 Jul 2019

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Pectus excavatum

Diagnosis certain

Som S Biswas

Published 07 Feb 2023

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Normal renal tract ultrasound (female)

Diagnosis not applicable

Craig Hacking

Published 07 Jun 2018

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Cystic hygroma with hydrops fetalis

Diagnosis almost certain

Paresh K Desai

Published 10 Jul 2009

63% complete

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Odontoid fracture

Diagnosis certain

Mohammad Taghi Niknejad

Published 21 May 2018

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Chinese dragon sign

Diagnosis almost certain

Mate Kover

Published 08 Jan 2021

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Small bowel obstruction - active Crohn disease

Diagnosis certain

Bruno Di Muzio

Published 23 Aug 2020

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Normal pelvis CT angiogram

Diagnosis not applicable

Craig Hacking

Published 09 Dec 2020

45% complete

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Golden arches sign (knees)

The Golden arches sign is a nuclear medicine sign often seen on bone scan in patients with total knee prosthesis. The femoral condylar prosthesis results in two central photopenic regions with two 'hot' arches formed around the periprosthetic region. This finding is non-specific and may sugges...

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Perianal abscess

Diagnosis certain

Bruno Di Muzio

Published 07 Jun 2018

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Acute necrotizing encephalitis of childhood

Diagnosis almost certain

Ahmed Abdrabou

Published 02 Apr 2019

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Radiology training for chiropractic radiologists in the United States of America

Radiology training for chiropractic radiologists in the United States of America includes a minimum of 3 years of residency after obtaining a Doctor of Chiropractic degree (DC), which is largely focused on musculoskeletal (MSK) radiology. A small number of chiropractic radiologists pursue a one ...

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