Image diagnosis Flashcards
What is this?
Molluscum contagiosum
what are the key points about this CXR?
flat horizontal appearing ribs
most likely from an infant
what is this and what does it signify?
target sign on ultrasound. indicates intersussception
How do we investigate midgut volvulus in a newborn and how do we manage it?
Midgut volvulus is ix with contrast study under fluoroscepy. If you see a C sign= conservative management, but if you see a S sign, then surgery is indicated
What is this?
capilliary haemangioma
benign lesion at birth
also known as strawberry naevus
What is this classic sign, and what does it tell us?
Blue dot sign. Indicates Testicular torsion of the appendage
what is this?
purpuric rash on lower limbs/buttocks seen in HSP
what condition is this? what is it associated with?
intra-oral lentigines peutz- jeghers syndrome
associated with GIT polyps
what is this?
nevus of Ota in peri-orbital region with scleral involvement
what is this?
port wine stain birthmark due to capillary malformation
what is the abnormality on this CXR? what is it associated with?
dextrocardia
kartagener’s syndrome–> due to primary ciliary dyskinesia
tell me what is different between A and B. This is a CXR of a child with a foriegn body in left main bronchus.
CXR A= inspiratory view
CXR B= expiratory view
In the expiratory view, there is air trapping and hyperinflation on the left side. The right lung deflates normally. This is consistent with obstruction in the left main bronchus
what do the arrows point to?
buckle fracture of distal radius
what are the arrows pointing to?
double bubble sign indicative of duodenal atresia
