Radiology Formative Flashcards

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pancreas

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posterior left 6th rib

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corpus callosum

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portal vein

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right pleural effusion and pe in right main pulmonary artery

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splenic laceration and free fluid

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left common iliac

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left MCA territory infarct

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left mca territory infarct

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sternum

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right middle lobe

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body of c2

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left subclavian

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left transverse process L3

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DILATED COMMON BILE DUCT

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fracture left lower rib posteriorly and bilateral lower lobe consolidation

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svc

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left ventricle

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supracellar cistern

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IVC

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left lower lobe collapse and effusion

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right mca territory infarct

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right cerebral intra-parenchymal haematoma and midline shift

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stomach

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aortic arch

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l2/3 disc

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left oblique fissure

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gallbladder

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right frontal lobe

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ascending aorta

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falx

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coeliac

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gallstone and cholecystitis

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left adrenal gland

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left acute on chronic subdural haematoma

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t12 vertebral body

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pons

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frontal bone