Adhikari’s Image of the Week: Prostate Calculus. Most are asymptomatic, but large/numerous calculi may cause pelvic pain, dysuria, prostatitis or chronic infection. #POCUS
Adhikari’s Image of Week: Hemangioma! Classic appearance is a homogeneous hyperechoic mass, measuring <3cm in diameter with acoustic enhancement and sharp margins. #POCUS
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Adhikari's Image of the Week: G-tube placement confirmation. Once visualized in the stomach, color Doppler can be applied over the tube to enhance visualization by motion artifact during gentle tube oscillation. #POCUS
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Adhikari's Image of the Wk: Adenomyomatosis. Can be focal or diffuse. US shows wall thickening w/multiple small cystic pockets (Rokitansky-Aschoff sinuses) and comet-tail artifacts representing cholesterol aggregates. #POCUS
Adhikari's Image of the Week: US features are non-specific: Echogenic medullary pyramids, some may cast posterior shadowing. Predominantly bilateral. Distinguishing between medullary nephrocalcinosis can be difficult, as many times these conditions coexist. #POCUS