120,995 results
User
Nico Behnke
Location :
Germany
Primary area interest : Musculoskeletal radiology
Level of training : Consultant/Attending (year 1-5)
Public cases : 10
Public playlists : 0
Edits : 24
Primary area interest : Musculoskeletal radiology
Level of training : Consultant/Attending (year 1-5)
Public cases : 10
Public playlists : 0
Edits : 24
Case
Optic pathways - Gray's anatomy illustration
Published
14 May 2015
29% complete
Diagram
Case
Small bowel perforation
Published
20 Feb 2012
83% complete
CT
Case
Thrombosis in forearm vascular malformation
Published
19 Feb 2012
62% complete
Ultrasound
MRI
Case
Morton neuroma
Published
20 Nov 2013
65% complete
MRI
Case
Diffuse hepatic steatosis
Published
21 Jan 2015
83% complete
MRI
Playlist
Orbit
7 cases
No description provided
Case
Pulmonary sarcoidosis
Published
16 Apr 2019
68% complete
CT
Case
Primary CNS lymphoma
Published
01 Aug 2019
86% complete
MRI
Case
Gastric outlet obstruction due to tumoral infiltration
Published
24 Aug 2023
80% complete
CT
User
Henry Knipe ◉
Location :
Hobart, Australia
Primary area interest : Musculoskeletal radiology
Level of training : Consultant (year 6-10)
Public cases : 1582
Public playlists : 71
Edits : 33767
Primary area interest : Musculoskeletal radiology
Level of training : Consultant (year 6-10)
Public cases : 1582
Public playlists : 71
Edits : 33767
Case
Parietal skull vault thinning
Published
17 Feb 2016
92% complete
CT
Playlist
Brain Anatomy
4 cases
Brain Anatomy
Playlist
Small Bowel
1 case
No description provided
Playlist
6322
12 cases
No description provided
Article
Dandy-Walker continuum
Dandy-Walker continuum, also referred to as Dandy-Walker spectrum or Dandy-Walker complex, corresponds to a group of disorders believed to represent a continuum spectrum of posterior fossa malformations, characterized by inferior vermian hypoplasia and incomplete formation of the fourth ventricl...
Article
Rhombencephalon
The rhombencephalon (plural: rhombencephalons or rhombencephala), or hindbrain is a primary vesicle of the neural tube.
Development
During the fifth week of embryological development, the rhombencephalon further subdivides into the secondary brain vesicles, the metencephalon and the myelenceph...
Article
Thymic notch sign
The thymic notch sign represents the normal thymus in a newborn on a frontal chest radiograph. Interruption of the cardiac silhouette forms a notch, which may be seen on either side, but more frequently is seen on the left side.
See also
thymic sail sign
thymic wave sign
Case
Foreign body in rectum - aluminum cigar cover tube
Published
21 Jan 2015
79% complete
X-ray
Photo
Case
Chordoma of the clivus
Published
01 Aug 2019
87% complete
MRI
Pathology
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