Baktash Ghafoori

MD and Master of Radiology

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@TrackYourHeart B

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@drsthanus Bone MTS

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@DrAyubaD Liver hydatid cyst

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@DrMedica_13 D

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@IhabFathiSulima Retinoblastoma

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@MedEd_Cases B

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@DrMedica_13 A

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@drsthanus Focal sclerosis of the scaphoid and lunate, with no obvious collapse. Osteonecrosis/AVN is suspected. MRI correlation is recommended.

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@DrAyubaD If the clinical picture is inconsistent, differential considerations include lymphangitic carcinomatosis and atypical/interstitial pneumonitis.”

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@DrAyubaD “Chest radiograph demonstrates diffuse bilateral reticulonodular interstitial opacities. Correlation with the clinical presentation is recommended. In the presence of fever, night sweats, and weight loss, miliary/disseminated tuberculosis should be considered first.

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@drsthanus Left side diaphragmatic hernia

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@Sage_medics Lithopedion secondary to chronic abdominal ectopic pregnancy

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@IhabFathiSulima Extensive left cerebral edema with significant mass effect and rightward midline shift. Given the history of pancreatic cancer, venous infarction due to cerebral venous sinus thrombosis (CVST) is an important consideration.

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@DoctorMed0 Hypocalcemia

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@DrMedica_13 A

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@RadMasterclass C

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@drsthanus Right side pleural effusion + pericardial effusion (probably blood)

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@TrackYourHeart C

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@DrAyubaD Massive right pleural effusion

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@DoctorMed0 C