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27/02/2026

Basic Abdomen Anatomy on CT & MRI 🩻

• Overview of abdominal anatomy on cross-sectional imaging
• Identification of liver, spleen, pancreas, and kidneys
• Stomach and bowel loop orientation
• CT vs MRI appearance basics
• Helpful for radiology students
• Quick revision guide for daily practice

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65-year-old maleChronic smoker 🚬Complaints: Chest pain & chest tightness🔎 CT Thorax Findings:• Large irregular lobulated...
26/02/2026

65-year-old male
Chronic smoker 🚬
Complaints: Chest pain & chest tightness

🔎 CT Thorax Findings:
• Large irregular lobulated mass in the left hilar region
• Spiculated margins
• Bronchial narrowing / encasement
• Mediastinal extension
• No cavitation
• No typical necrotic nodal pattern

📌 Radiological Impression:
Features are highly suggestive of Primary Bronchogenic Carcinoma (Central Type).
💡 Why carcinoma?
✔ Elderly smoker
✔ Unilateral irregular invasive hilar mass
✔ Bronchial involvement
✔ Aggressive mediastinal extension
✔ Imaging pattern not typical of TB or sarcoidosis
Absence of cavitation does NOT rule out malignancy.

🎯 Final Diagnosis:
Primary Bronchogenic Carcinoma – Left Hilar (Central Lung Cancer)
👉 Tissue diagnosis (bronchoscopy + biopsy) recommended.

Radiology is not just imaging…
It’s pattern recognition + clinical correlation.

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HRCT Ankle 🦴 | Intra-articular calcaneal fracture with articular surface depression.HRCT ankle showing depression type i...
24/02/2026

HRCT Ankle 🦴 | Intra-articular calcaneal fracture with articular surface depression.

HRCT ankle showing depression type intra-articular fracture of the calcaneus with subtalar joint involvement and articular surface irregularity. CT accurately delineates fracture extent and fragment displacement for surgical planning.

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23/02/2026

Liver Cyst vs Liver Abscess 🩻
Both look like fluid lesions…
But one is simple. The other is infection.
Can you differentiate on USG, CT & MRI?

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A round lesion in the liver is not always the same. Differentiating Liver Cyst from Liver Abscess is crucial in radiology practice.
Here’s how we identify them on imaging:

🟢 On Ultrasound (USG)
Liver Cyst
• Anechoic (completely black)
• Thin, smooth wall
• Posterior acoustic enhancement
• No internal echoes

Liver Abscess
• Hypoechoic or heterogeneous
• Thick, irregular wall
• Internal echoes / debris
• May show septations or gas
📌 Clean and black → Cyst
📌 Dirty with echoes → Abscess

🟢 On CT Scan
Liver Cyst
• Well-defined
• Water attenuation (0–20 HU)
• No contrast enhancement

Liver Abscess
• Hypodense lesion
• Thick irregular wall
• Peripheral rim enhancement
• Surrounding edema
• Possible internal gas
📌 Rim enhancement strongly suggests abscess.

🟢 On MRI
Liver Cyst
• T1: Hypointense
• T2: Bright hyperintense
• No post-contrast enhancement

Liver Abscess
• T1: Low signal
• T2: High signal
• Thick enhancing wall
• Diffusion restriction on DWI
📌 Diffusion restriction favors abscess.
🔑 Clinical Correlation Matters
• Fever + pain + raised WBC → Think Abscess
• Incidental finding → Likely Cyst
Imaging + clinical findings = correct diagnosis.

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21/02/2026

MRCP Anatomy Simplified 🧠✨
Before diagnosing disease, you must master the ducts.
Clear anatomy = Clear diagnosis.
Pathologies coming in the next reel… 👀

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In this reel, I have explained the ductal anatomy as seen on Magnetic Resonance Cholangiopancreatography (MRCP).
MRCP is a non-invasive MRI technique that uses heavily T2-weighted sequences to highlight fluid-filled structures, making the biliary and pancreatic ducts appear bright and clearly visible.
Structures covered:
• Right Hepatic Duct
• Left Hepatic Duct
• Common Hepatic Duct
• Cystic Duct
• Common Bile Duct (CBD)
• Main Pancreatic Duct
Understanding normal anatomy is the foundation of radiology.
If you can trace the ducts confidently, you are ready for pathology.

🎥 Next Reel: MRCP Pathologies – Stay Tuned.
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21/02/2026

CT Leg | Axial -Coronal & Sagittal | By Anis Qureshi

21/02/2026

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20/02/2026

Consolidation vs Ground Glass Opacity (GGO) 🩻
Not every white area on CT chest means the same thing.
Can you see the vessels… or not?

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📖 Description
On CT chest, both Consolidation and Ground Glass Opacity (GGO) appear as areas of increased lung density — but the difference lies in the visibility of underlying structures.

🔹 Ground Glass Opacity (GGO)
• Hazy increase in lung attenuation
• Bronchial and vascular markings are still visible
• Alveoli partially filled
• Seen in viral pneumonia, early infection, pulmonary edema, interstitial disease
📌 Think: “Frosted glass — you can still see through it.”

🔹 Consolidation
• Dense white opacity
• Bronchial and vascular markings are obscured
• Alveoli completely filled with pus, fluid, blood, or cells
• Common in bacterial pneumonia, severe infection, advanced ARDS
📌 Air bronchogram is often present.

🔑 Quick Clinical Tip
If vessels are visible → GGO
If vessels are hidden → Consolidation
Imaging interpretation depends on details.
Same white area — different diagnosis.
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19/02/2026

AP, PA, Lateral & Oblique — Stop the Confusion 🩻
ICU, Emergency & OT staff must understand this difference.
Because interpretation depends on projection.
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In hospital practice, especially in ICU, Emergency, and OT settings, confusion about X-ray views can lead to wrong interpretation.
Here’s a quick and practical understanding:

🔹 AP View (Antero-Posterior)
• Common in ICU & emergency (portable)
• Patient usually supine
• Heart appears enlarged (magnification effect)
• Mediastinum may look wide
📌 Cardiac size is NOT reliable in AP view.

🔹 PA View (Postero-Anterior)
• Standard chest X-ray
• Patient standing, facing detector
• True cardiac size
• Better lung expansion
📌 For cardiomegaly assessment → Always prefer PA view (if patient is stable).

🔹 Lateral View
• Beam passes side to side
• Shows depth & localization
• Detects lesions hidden behind heart or diaphragm
• Important for retrosternal & retrocardiac areas
📌 When AP/PA is not enough, lateral adds the third dimension.

🔹 Oblique View
• Patient rotated 30–45°
• Reduces overlapping structures
• Useful in ribs, spine & joint imaging
• Helps visualize structures not clearly seen in straight views

📌 Oblique view reveals what straight views hide.

Understanding projection prevents misdiagnosis.
Same patient. Different view. Different interpretation. 🩻
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19/02/2026

CECT Neck + Chest Filming| By Anis Qureshi

Right Lower Limb AVM on CT Angiography 🦵🔥Early venous filling + tortuous vascular channels = High-flow vascularThis imag...
18/02/2026

Right Lower Limb AVM on CT Angiography 🦵🔥

Early venous filling + tortuous vascular channels = High-flow vascular

This image demonstrates a Right Lower Limb Arteriovenous Malformation (AVM) — a high-flow vascular malformation characterized by abnormal communication between arteries and veins .

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17/02/2026

Digital Radiography (DR) Explained in Seconds 🩻
Direct vs Indirect DR — know the difference before your exam or duty!
No cassette. No CR plate. Instant image.
Welcome to modern radiography.

🩻 Digital Radiography (DR)
Digital Radiography uses a flat panel detector (FPD) to capture images directly.
🔹 No cassette required
🔹 Instant image display on monitor
🔹 Faster workflow
🔹 Higher efficiency
🔹 Lower repeat rates
🔹 Better image quality and dose optimization
DR can be:
Direct DR – Converts X-rays directly into electrical signals
Indirect DR – Uses scintillator to convert X-rays into light first
DR represents the most advanced form of X-ray imaging today.
🔑 Quick Difference
CR = Cassette + Reader + Delay
DR = Flat Panel + Instant Image + Faster Workflow

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