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All Shoulder Elbow Wrist Hip Knee Ankle Head Cervical spine Spine Limbs

X-ray of the left wrist. On the PA view (a), the lunate has a more triangular shape and the first and second carpal arcs are interrupted. On the lateral view, the lunate is clearly displaced and tilted volarly, creating the typical “spilt teacup” appearance.

Lunate dislocation

Clinical Cases 11.10.2023

Chest radiograph shows a triangular radiopacity in right mid & lower zone in the periphery with a broad base towards pleura.

Brown tumour and its differential diagnosis: Challenges in radiological evaluation

Clinical Cases 09.10.2023

PA and lateral radiographs of the middle finger show an expansile, lytic lesion of the proximal phalanx with internal bony se

Giant cell tumour of bone involving a finger phalanx

Clinical Cases 04.10.2023

AP radiograph of knee shows shallow femoral notch and hypoplastic tibial spines

Absent ACL mimicking as ACL tear in knee

Clinical Cases 03.10.2023

Ultrasound on transverse plane (a) and longitudinal plane (b) of the forearm shows a swollen brachioradialis muscle (star), w

Delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS) in a young female

Clinical Cases 06.09.2023

Axial CT image in bone window shows a well-defined, oval, expansile lytic lesion (yellow arrow)involving the left angle of ma

Aneurysmal bone cyst of mandible

Clinical Cases 24.08.2023