Medical Imaging Images Flashcards

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Modality: PET-CT; 18-fluorodeoxyglucose (18F-FDG) radiotracer fused image (left); non-enhanced chest CT bone window, core biopsy (right)

Region: Chest, lung

Radiologic sign: Increased 18F-FDG uptake in the right apical mass; CT-guided core biopsy from the right apical mass

Diagnosis: Pancoast tumor, thoracic core biopsy

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Modality: Pulmonary CT-angiography (contrast-enhanced series in pulmonary arterial phase), iv. iodine-based contrast agent

Region: Chest, axial views at the level of the pulmonary bifurcation

Radiologic sign: Large hypodense filling defects in the pulmonary arteries at both sides. Diagnosis: Bilateral pulmonary embolism

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Modality: Bedside chest radiograph (AP radiograph)

Region: Chest, lung

Radiologic sign: Decreased tranparency (consolidation) in the right upper lobe with radiolucent aerobronchogram (red arrow) left-sided subclavian catheter, ECG electrodes

Diagnosis: Right-sided lobar pneumonia in the upper lobe

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Modality: Non-enhanced CT, brain window setting

Region: Brain, axial view

Radiologic sign: Cortical-subcortical border disappeared/blurred due to oedema (blue area), Hyperdense Media-sign - acute thrombosis of the right middle cerebral artery (yellow arrow)

Diagnosis: Subacute ischaemia in the territory of the right MCA

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Modality: left – Non-contrast CT, right – Contast-enhanced CT, iv. iodine-based contrast agent

Region: Upper abdomen

Radiologic sign: Enlarged pancreas with indistinct margins

  • yellow arrow*: Enhancing head – living tissue
  • red arrow* : Non-enhancing body – necrosis

Diagnosis: Acute necrotizing pancreatitis; fatty liver

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Modality: Lower extremity venous ultrasound, linear probe (7,5-10 MHz), B-mode and Color-Doppler mode (right panel)

Region: V. femoral superficial and popliteal vein;

  • Left image* – transverse section,
  • right image* – transverse section

Radiologic sign: Veins are filled with hypoechoic thrombus, the lumen is non-compressible demonstrating no flow (lack of Doppler–signal); beneath the popliteal artery has normal flow signal (green arrow)

Diagnosis: Deep vein thrombosis (DVT)

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Modality: Non-enhanced CT, brain window setting (window level: 40 HU; window width: 80 HU)

Region: Brain, axial view

Radiologic sign: Large hyperdense hemorrhage (density: 60-70 HU) extending into the ventricles, slight midline shift to the right, compressed right lateral ventricle due to the edema (yellow arrow)

Diagnosis: Acute cerebral apoplexy, most commonly caused by hypertension

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Modality: Non-enhanced CT, brain window setting (window level: 40 HU; window width: 80 HU)

Region: Brain, axial view

Radiologic sign: Extensive hypodense (20-25 HU) brain parenchyma, concomitant dilatation of the right lateral ventricle (arrows); calcifications of the choroideal plexuses (common finding, green arrows)

Diagnosis: Chronic ischemic lesion in the territory of right MCA

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Modality: FAST (Focused Assessment with Sonography for Trauma) scan

Region: Abdomen, pleural sinuses, pericardium, aorta

Radiologic sign: Free abdominal fluid in the hepatorenal fossa, around the spleen, among the bowel loops and in Douglas pouch. Patient sustained blunt trauma.

Diagnosis: Free abdominal fluid after blunt trauma, suspicious for internal hemorrhage

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Modality: Digital subtraction angiography (DSA), intraarterial iodine-based contrast agent; noncontrast CT (inlet)

Region: Upper abdomen, liver

Radiologic sign: large hepatic mass in the righ lobe (hyperdense mass after embolization - inlet) selective catheterization of the right hepatic artery

Diagnosis: trans-catheter arterial embolization of a giant hepatic hemangioma with lipiodol; lipiodol appears hyperdense on the noncontrast CT

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Modality: FDG PET-CT (right panel: noncontrast CT); 18(F)-fluorodeoxyglucose

Region: upper abdomen, axial view

Sign: increased focal uptake in the liver; physiological uptake in the right kidney

Diagnosis: Malignant tumor (colorectal cc. metastasis) in the liver

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Modality: left - DWI MRI; middle - CE T1W SE with fat saturation MRI after iv. gadolinium administration; right - T2W fatsat MRI (axial view)

Region: Brain, axial views

Radiologic sign: bilateral enhancing intrabulbar masses, restricted diffusion

Diagnosis: bilateral retinoblastoma

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Modality: Digital subtraction angiography (DSA), Catheter angiography, intraarterial iodine-based contrast agent

Region: Neck, carotid bifurcation

Radiologic sign:

  • left image* – Significant internal carotid artery stenosis,
  • center image* – balloon dilatation and stenting,
  • right image* – Control angiography, normal flow

Diagnosis: Carotid angioplasty and stenting of a significant carotid stenosis

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Modality: fluoroscopy, iv. iodine-based contrast agent

Region: upper abdomen, liver

Radiologic sign: Stent (yellow arrow) placement between the portal (red arrow) and hepatic vein (blue arrow) to create a lasting connection for the purpose of decreasing the portal pressure.

Diagnosis: TIPS (transjugular intrahepatic porto-systemic shunt) in liver fibrosis, proper contrast filling of the stent

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Modality: Mammography of the right and left breast, mediolateral oblique view, soft-beam technique (30 kV)

Region: Craniocaudal (CC) views of the right and left breasts

Radiologic sign: Soft tissue mass with spiculated contour and microcalcifications in the right breast

Diagnosis: Right-sided breast cancer, Normal left breast

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Modality: HRCT of the lung (noncontrast study), lung window

Region: Chest, lung, axial view

Radiologic sign: Bilateral dorsobasal honeycombing pattern (yellow arrow), traction bronchiectasis (green arrow)

Diagnosis: Pulmonary fibrosis

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Modality: PET-CT, 18-fluorodeoxyglucose (18F-FDG) radiotracer; Hybrid imaging method: PET - Metabolic activity, CT - Morphology

Region: Whole-body, coronal view

Radiologic sign: Increased fluorodeoxyglucose (18F-FDG) uptake in liver and pubic bone, normal physiologic activity is shown in the bladder

Diagnosis: Multiple metastases (liver, pubic bone)

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Modality: DWI MRI (left) and 3D TOF (time-of-flight) angiography, noncontrast sequences

Region: brain, axial view

Radiologic sign: significant hyperintensity (representing restricted diffusion) in the right parietal lobe with concomitant abrupt filling defect at the right middle cerebral artery

Diagnosis: large acute infarction, acute thrombosis of the right middle cerebral artery

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Modailty: upper left: Non-enhanced CT, upper right and lower panels:
Multiphase contrast-enhanced CT (early arterial, portal and venous phase), iv. iodine- based contrast agent

Region: Abdomen, retroperitoneum

Radiologic sign: Aortic aneurysm with wall calcifications (yellow arrow), hyperdense retroperitoneal fluid collection (red arrow), aortic aneurysm leakage.

Diagnosis: Abdominal aortic aneurysm rupture

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Modality: X-ray of the left knee in two projections (left), PD FS (proton density fatsat) and T1W postcontrast MRI (middle and right respectively)

Region: Left knee, lateral view (radiograph), coronal views (MRI)

Radiologic sign: Inhomogeneous destructive metaphyseal lesion of the left femur. Periosteal reaction, Codman triangle (red area) and invasion to the surrounding soft tissue is also present (radiograph). Inhomogenously enhancing metaphyseal mass infliltrating the surrounding soft tissue.

Diagnosis: Osteosarcoma of the femur

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Modality: left image – PA chest radiograph (upright); right image – postcontrast chest CT; lung window setting, iodine-based contrast agent

Region: Chest, lung

Radiologic sign: Multiple soft tissue lesions showing different size and rounded shape (yellow arrows).

History: Kidney cancer.

Diagnosis: Multiple lung metastases

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Modality: left panels - Non-enhanced CT, right panels - CE T1WI MRI (upper - Sagittal view, lower - Axial view) after iv. gadolinium administration

Region: Brain, axial and sagittal views

Radiologic sign: Intraaxial parenchymal mass with rim-enhancement, which compresses the right lateral ventricle (arrow)

Diagnosis: Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM)

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Modality: left image – Abdominal plain radiograph, standing posture; right image – Contrast-enhanced CT scan, iv. iodine-based contrast agent

Region: Abdomen and pelvis

Radiologic sign: Distended colon with air–fluid levels (yellow arrows). In the sigmoid colon an obstructing contrast-enhancing mass is shown (red arrow).

Diagnosis: Large-bowel obstruction caused by sigmoid cancer

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Modality: Non-enhanced CT

Region: Brain, axial view

Radiologic sign: Hyperdense, spider-web-like hyperdensity in the basal cisterns and sulci

Diagnosis: Acute subarachnoid hemorrhage, most commonly due to aneurysm rupture

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Modality: bone scintigraphy with 99mTc with methylene diphosphonate (MDP) radiotracer

Region: whole body, AP and PA views

Sign: multiple foci of increased radiopharmaceutical uptake in the bones

Diagnosis: multiplex osseal metastases, scoliosis

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Modality: left - T1W fatsat postcontrast MRI after iv. gadolinium administration;

right - T2W fatsat MRI (sagittal view)

Region: thoracic spine

Radiologic sign: epidural enhancing mass at the level of Th 9-12th vertebras, no signal loss on fatsat image; non-enhancing fluid inside of the mass

Diagnosis: epidural abscess

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Modality: DWI MR (left), dynamic mDIXON contrast-enhanced MR (middle) after iv. gadolinium, T2W MRI (right)

Region: pelvic MR study, axial view (left) and sagittal view (right)

Radiologic sign: thickened rectal wall/intraluminal mass with intensive contrast enhancement and concomitant restricted diffusion (red arrow)

Diagnosis: rectal adenocarcinoma

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Modality: Contrast-enhanced chest CT, lung window setting (right panel); mediastinal window setting (left panel), iodine-based contrast agent

Region: Chest, axial views

Radiologic sign: Air-containing (red arrow) fluid collection with thick enhancing rim (yellow arrow)

Diagnosis: Left-sided lung abscess

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Modality: aortic CT angiography;

Region: chest; left – coronal view, right – sagittal view, iv. iodine-based contrast agent

Radiologic sign: intima flap (yellow arrow), crescent-shaped false lumen (green arrow), oval true lumen (blue arrow)

Diagnosis: Stanford A aortic dissection, affecting the left subclavian artery (red arrow)

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Modality: ankle X-ray – lateral view (left image), CT 3D reconstruction (right image)

Region: Left ankle

Radiologic sign: abrupt discontinuity of the cortex of the calcaneus, lucent fracture lines

Diagnosis: Comminuted fracture of the calcaneus.

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Modality: T2W MRI and dynamic contrast-enhanced MRI of the prostate after iv. gadolinium contrast agent administration

Region: Pelvis, axial views

Radiologic sign: T2 hypointensity in the peripheral zone (left panel); intensive contrast-enhencing mass in the same area (signed with red); normal central zone (signed with blue)

Diagnosis: prostate adenocarcinoma

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Modality: Low-dose non-enhanced CT scan

Region: abdomen, coronal view

Radiologic sign: Juxtavesical hyperdensity on the left side

Diagnosis: Juxtavesical stone

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Modality: mDIXON dynamic contrast-enhanced MR after iv. gadolinium (noncontrast, arterial phase, portal phase, venous phase)

Region: upper abdominal MR study, axial view

Radiologic sign: large hepatic mass, intensive arterial enhancement, no „wash-out”, non-enhancing/hypointense central scar (red arrow)

Diagnosis: hepatic focal nodular hyperplasia (FNH)

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Modality: Non-enhanced CT ; left - brain window setting (window level : 40 HU; window width: 80 HU), right - bone window setting (window level: 600 HU; window width: 2800 HU)

Region: Brain, axial views

Radiologic sign: Lens-shaped hyperdense bleeding and skull vault fracture (yellow arrow)

Diagnosis: Right-sided epidural hematoma

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Modality: Radiograph of the left hallux in two projections

Region: Left foot, hallux

Radiologic sign: Marked ill-defined bone resorption in distal tuberosity (= ungual process). Ulcerous lesion is also shown.

Diagnosis: Acute osteomyelitis

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Modality: Contrast-enhanced head-and-neck CT,

  • left image* – axial view;
  • right image* – coronal view, iv. iodine-based contrast agent

Region: Head and neck, axial (left) and coronal (right) view

Radiologic sign: Right-sided submandibular fluid collection with thick enhancing wall (red arrow). Fluid inside the abscess ha a density of 0-10 HU, and shows no enhancement. Patient had prior wisdom tooth extraction.

Diagnosis: Neck abscess

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Modality: PA (left) and lateral (right) chest radiograph; hard-beam technique (120–140 kV)

Region: chest, pleura

Radiologic sign: Decreased transparency at the right lung base showing a meniscus-shaped contour on the right side. Diaphragm and lateral sinuses cannot be differentiated on the right. Left side is normal.

Diagnosis: Right-sided pleural effusion

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Modality: Non-enhanced MRI (left: T1WI sagittal, center: T2WI sagittal, right: T2WI axial)

Region: Lumbar spine

Radiologic sign: Hypointense (dehydrated) discus protruding into the spinal canal (yellow arrow)

Diagnosis: Disc herniation between L2 and L3 level

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Modality: Ultrasound of gallbladder with convex probe (3.5–5 MHz), B-mode

Region: Gallbladder, right subcostal view

Radiologic sign: Echodense structure in the lumen (yellow arrow) with acoustic shadowing; Thick, stratified, oedematous wall (red arrow)

Diagnosis: Acute cholecystitis with gallstone

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Modality: Noncontrast CT

Region: Upper abdomen, axial views

Radiologic sign: Diffusely, homogenously decreased density (cca. - 20 HU) of the liver. The vessels (blue arrows) are more dense in comparison to the liver parenchyma

Diagnosis: Steatosis hepatis (Fatty liver)

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Modality: Sonogram of the appendix (left: linear 7,5–10 MHz probe; right: convex 3,5-5 MHz probe), B-mode (inlet: power Doppler)

Region: Appendix, longitudinal and cross-sectional views

Radiologic sign: left image – Thickened (more than 6 mm), non-compressible tubular structure (green arrow) showing signs of edema and hypervascularisation (red arrow). Small amount of free abdominal fluid is also present (yellow arrow).

Diagnosis: Acute appendicitis

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Modality: left - SWI axial MRI (magnitude image); middle - T2WI axial MRI; right - T1W sagittal MRI, noncontrast sequences

Region: Brain, axial and sagittal views

Radiologic sign: crescent-shaped hyperintense area on all sequences in the subdural space

Diagnosis: left-sided subdural hematoma, most commonly caused by the rupture of the bridge veins

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Modality: Thyroid gland scintigram, Technetium-99m (99m Tc)-pertechnetate scintigraphy

Region: Thyroid

Radiologic sign: Enlarged right lobe with focal lesion showing decreased tracer activity (yellow arrow)

Diagnosis: Cold nodule

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Modality: left - Barium enema study, double-contrast method (barium and air); right – contrast-enhanced CT, venous phase, iv. iodine-based contrast agent

Region: Abdomen, axial view

Radiologic sign: Annular irregular stenosis (apple-core sign), tumorous infiltration of the surrounding fat (increased density)

Diagnosis: Colon adenocarcinoma

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Modality: Digital subtraction angiography (DSA), Catheter angiography, intraarterial iodine-based contrast agent

Region: Lower extremity, popliteal artery

Radiologic sign:

  • left image* – Significant right popliteal artery stenosis (yellow arrow), collateral circulation;
  • right image* – Control angiography after balloon dilatation (NO stents were used), collateral circulation is diminished

Diagnosis: Chronic popliteal artery stenosis, balloon angioplasty (PTA)

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Modality: FLAIR (left) and DWI (right) MRI, noncontrast sequences

Region: brain, axial view

Radiologic sign: hypertensive lesion representing edema and restricted diffusion in the territory of the right basal ganglions

Diagnosis: small acute infarction

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Modality: left – PA chest radiograph, frontal projection (upright position); right – noncontrast CT, axial view

Region: Chest, upper abdomen

Radiologic sign: Crescents of radiolucency under the hemidiaphragms (red arrow), free air accumulation at the convexity of the liver and at the liver hilum (yellow arows)

Diagnosis: Free abdominal air (due to perforation of luminal abdominal organ)

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Modality: Barium swallow test, fluoroscopy

Region: Esophagus

Radiologic sign: Outpouching (red arrow) filled with contrast material near the pharyngo-esophageal junction. An air-fluid level is also seen (yellow arrow). Dilated, sclerotic aorta (blue arrow)

Diagnosis: Zenker diverticulum

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Modality: Breast sonography with linear probe (7.5–10 MHz), B-mode

Region: Breast, axilla

Radiologic sign:

  • left image* – well-defined anechoic lesion with posterior acoustic enhancement (btw yellow lines);
  • right image* – ill-defined hypoechogenic lesion with partial acoustic shadowing (btw red olines): solid structure, suspicious of cancer

Diagnosis: cyst (left) and breast carcinoma (right)

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Modality: T2W MRI and 3D TOF angiography (non-contrast)

Region: brain, axial view

Radiologic sign: circumscribed dilatation of the right internal carotid artery

Diagnosis: aneurysm of the right internal carotid artery (cavernous part)

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Modality:

  • left image* – X-ray of the sinuses;
  • right image* – noncontrast CT of the sinuses, low-dose, bone window

Region: Maxillary region, paranasal sinuses

Radiologic sign: Right maxillary sinus shows homogenous decreased transparency, the left one has rounded mucous thickening

Diagnosis: Bilateral sinusitis

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Modality: T2W MRI, axial plane (left); 3D MRCP, coronal plane (heavily T2-weighted sequence) (right), noncontrast study

Region: upper abdominal MR study, axial (left) and coronal (right) views

Radiologic sign: filling defect in the common bile duct

Diagnosis: choledocholithiasis

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Modality: Expiratory chest radiograph in frontal projection

Region: Chest, pleura

Radiologic sign: Peripheral space is radiolucent with no lung markings (yellow arrow), visible visceral pleural line (blue arrow), partially collapsed left lung, slight mediastinal shift to the right.

Diagnosis: Left-sided pneumothorax (PTX)

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Modality: left - contrast-enhanced ultrasonography (CEUS) after iv. microbubble administration, arterial phase; right - CEUS, late phase

Region: liver, right subcostal view

Radiologic sign: hepatic mass showing peripheral nodular enhancement in the arterial phase and complete filling in the late phase

Diagnosis: hepatic hemangioma

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Modality: linear probe (7,5–10 MHz),

  • left* - B-mode US,
  • middle* – Color Doppler US, right – B-mode US

Region: neck, thyroid gland

Radiologic sign: well-circumscribed Isoechoic vascularized nodule, right - FNAB (fine-needle aspiration biopsy) (yellow arrow)

Diagnosis: Suspicious thyroid nodule, cytology proves benignity

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Modality: thyroid scintigraphy; Technetium-99m (99m Tc)-pertechnetate radiotracer

Region: thyroid gland

Sign: Increased uptake in the left lobe of the thyroid, low uptake in the other parts of the gland.

Diagnosis: Hot nodule in the thyroid (toxic nodule), other parts of the thyroid are supressed.