Repro radiology

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What type of imaging & view is this? And what abnormalities can we see

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CT male pelvis, axial view
Calcification within the vascular structures; small bit of calcifications in vas deferes

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Complete labels, what is the yellow arrow pointing to?

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Caclification wihtin the spermatic cord

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Label & what are the yellow arrows pointing to?

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Yellow arrows: vas deferens running over the external iliac vessels
Ureter passes undernea this
running superior to seminal vesicles
(CT axial of male pelvis)

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What type of imaging modality is this & fill in the blanks

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MRI prostate, axial

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What is this imaging modality and what pathology is it showing

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US testes
Green box= doppler effect
Blood flow less on RHS than LHS, right testicular enlargment
Testicular torsion

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Axial MRI

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Imaging modality & complete the labels

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Coronal MRI

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Imaging modality and what is seen in the ovaries

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T2 weighted MRI (fat & water are white)
Ovaries containing follicular cysts

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Complete the blanks & what imaging modality is this?

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Female pelvic arteriogram

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Fill in the blanks

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What imaing modality is being used

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Hysterosalpingogram

Commonly used for investigation of infertility/miscarriage

Assess normal shape of uterine cavity, patency of fallopian ducts, free spill of contrast into interperitoneal space

A hysterosalpingogram (HSG) isan X-ray dye test used to diagnose problems related to fertility.

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Imaging modality & what can it be used for

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Hysterosalpinogram
Used to assess patency of fallopian tubes

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What pathology can be seen here?

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Hydrosalpinx: dilation of fallopian tube on LHS
On the RHS fluid is spilling into the cavity meaning that there is no blockage

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Imaging modality

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Female pelvic arteriogram

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Imaging modality

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CT pelvis

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Label & imaging modality

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Coronal MRI of male pelvis

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What is the arrow pointing to?

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Corpus cavernosa

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Imaging modality

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Imaging modality

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Testes ultrasound

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What abnormaility is being shown

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Testes hydrocele

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Name the abnormality

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Hydrocele

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Name the abnormality

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Testes: swollen epidydmis

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What pathology is this showing

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Ultrasound torsion

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Name the imaging modality

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Female MRI coronal > pelvis

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Name the imaging modality & view

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Female MRI coronal

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Name the imaging modality & the plane

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Axial female MRI, pelvis

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Describe the pathology

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Left ovarian cysts

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Describe the pathology

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Female pelvis: right ovary

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What is this imaging modality, and what pathology is it showing?

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Imaging modality & its function

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Hysterosalpingogram > type of X-ray to identify if fallopian tubes are patent

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Imaging modality

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Ultrasound secretory uterine endothelium

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Identify the congenital abnormality

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Bicornuate uterus

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Imaging modality

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Breast MRI

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Imaging modality

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Mammogram

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Imaging modality

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Foetal MRI

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Identify the pubic symphysis and obturator foramen

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1. Pubic Symphysis: C 2. Obturator foramen: Hpubic crest immediately after symphasys and then the tubercle

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Label

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Identify > imaging modality > Pubic symphysis > Obturator foramen

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CT: axial slice 1. Pubic Symphysis= A 2. Obturator foramen= C | In a MRI, fat would be wihte

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Type of imaging & fill in the blanks

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MRI

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Imaging modality & fill in blanks

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MRI

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Imaging modality and ...

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MRI (subcutaneous fat is white)

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Imaging modality & fill blanks

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CT: low density in colour

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