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Case1
Acute cholecystitis, stone impacted in Gb neck.thick walled gb with pericholycystic oedema.
Slight fatty infiltration of the liver.
Case 2
Eye u/s
Choroidal effusion with nodular retinal detachment
Case 3
DVT involving Femoral vein and deep femoral vein.
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Latest revision as of 16:38, 11 November 2020
Case 1: 19 yr old male with RUQ abdominal pain + fever
Image 1 long view Rt liver | Image 2 long gallbladder | |
Image 3 long gallbladder | Image 4 Liver trans | . |
Image 5 II theatre film |
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Case2 - 30 yr old man eye ultrasound
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Case 3
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____________________________________________________________________________________________________Case1
Acute cholecystitis, stone impacted in Gb neck.thick walled gb with pericholycystic oedema.
Slight fatty infiltration of the liver.
Case 2
Eye u/s
Choroidal effusion with nodular retinal detachment
Case 3
DVT involving Femoral vein and deep femoral vein.
Go back to US main page