dr.laith notes about common radiological signs

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Common Radiological signs Presented by Dr Laith fadhel MBchB, P.G.C.R

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Page 1: Dr.laith notes about common radiological signs

Common Radiological signs

Presented by Dr Laith fadhelMBchB, P.G.C.R

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Hilum Overlay Signdifferentiates large pulmonary artery from hilar mass on chest x-ray; mass superimposes on vessels

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Fat Pad Signelevation of extrasynovial, intracapsular fat around the elbow as a result of distension of the joint by an effusion, usually traumatic

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David Letterman Signwidening of distance between the scaphoid and lunate (>3mm) on PA view from ligament disruption-AKA Terry Thomas sign

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Onion Skin Periosteal Reactionlamellar reaction from concentric layers of new growth seen in Ewing's, osteomyelitis, and osteosarcoma

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Codman's Triangletriangular elevation of periosteum from an aggressive, usually malignant, bone tumor such as an osteosarcoma

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Oil Dropletsmultiple punched-out lytic defects seen in multiple myeloma

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Cotton Wool Appearanceislands of poorly marginated sclerotic disease surrounded by less dense skull in Paget disease

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Cobra Head Abnormalityrounded dilatation of distal ureter, surrounded by thin lucent line, seen in patients with adult-type ureteroceles

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Mercedes Benz SignTri-radiate appearance of air in gallstone seen on CT and plain films

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Omental Cakeplaque-like Neoplastic infiltration of the greater omentum most often caused by stomach, colon or ovarian carcinoma

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Crescent Signappearance of a sliver of air usually best seen beneath the right hemi diaphragm in pneumoperitoneum

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Falciform Ligament Signvisualization of usually invisible falciform ligament from surrounding air in pneumoperitoneum

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Corkscrew Esophagusconstricted, twisted lumen usually seen in diffuse esophageal spasm from abnormal, tertiary contractions

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Thumb printingindentation in contrast or air-filled bowel lumen caused by sub mucosal infiltration and resembling a thumbprint; e.g. ischemia

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Cobblestone AppearanceGI-alternating normal and denuded mucosa from ulceration, esp. in Cohn's disease of the colon

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Lead Pipe Colonrigid, ahaustral appearance of colon classically seen with chronic ulcerative colitis

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Coffee-bean Signdilated sigmoid colon in sigmoid volvulus thought to resemble a giant coffee-bean

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Colon Cutoff Signdilated transverse colon, usually to splenic flexure, associated with pancreatitis or ischemic colitis

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Apple Coreappearance of an annular constricting carcinoma of the bowel, usually the colon, from circumferential involvement of lumen