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The case of the day is this one I shared - acute abdominal pain in young man with known chronic disorder - 4 signs to spot here, leading to one diagnosis.

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2020-12-04

Iliotibial band is a fibrous thickening which is formed proximally by joining the tensor fascia lata and gluteus maximus tendons.
Its proximal end strain injury is uncommon.

https://t.co/CL9YRAOlb1

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2020-11-21

Clinically not relevant, but interesting info from Dr Charles Lott's webinar on dental imaging: if a tooth is moved too quickly by orthodontic treatment, it can result in 'root amputation' (resorption around the roots, yellow arrows in image)

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2020-11-10

The current featured video is a 7 case Upper Limb X-ray tutorial I recorded during the recent lockdown. Big thanks to my first year registrars for letting the world eavesdrop!

WATCH: https://t.co/HKdZaSa4e3

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2020-08-30

40yo trauma patient. There’s no injury but there is a syndrome. What is it?

Submit answers as GIF, emoji or haiku ONLY

👤 Case courtesy of via

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2020-08-28

The latest free featured video is “Abdominal Itis-es” by .

✅ Look for that dirty fat to guide you to the inflammatory pathology!

WATCH: https://t.co/pAT3xUlsUu

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2020-08-17

This is well worth 15 minutes of your time, does an amazing job of summarising the different types of joints. New learning for me: I had never heard of gomphosis before.

https://t.co/0W0oCwvz1P

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2020-08-13

at non-irritant, water-soluble oral contrast is useful to demonstrate leaks or fistulae; the timing is dictated by the area of interest, e.g. give 100 ml on the CT table if you need to see the oesophagus or gastric pull-up

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2020-06-23

The latest Featured Video is on retroperitoneal and renal tract anatomy by .

Watch now at https://t.co/3MSzRng8W0

Illustrations by

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2020-05-20

Q: What has lead to this patient's appendicitis?
ANSWER: https://t.co/cfR6oUDddP

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2020-04-27

Q: What type of arthritides do this type osteophytes occur in?
ANSWER: https://t.co/1DBEAiUxtB

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2020-03-07


Skull Pseudolesions (I)
Arachnoid (pacchionian) granulations
Are the most common pseudolesion.
They constitute normal protrusions of arachnoid into venous sinuses and diploe. They often grow and become hypertrophic with age.

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2020-03-02

NOT an eye test...

What underlying condition does this young patient have?

link: https://t.co/tySTzrhq57

More cases with advanced/unusual pathology: https://t.co/umPMlnowmW

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2020-01-29

What uncommon but devastating injury has occurred here?

link: https://t.co/AKXQOt7qHj

Case collection: https://t.co/bahmy50DC4

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2019-11-27

63% saying IMA are correct. Read more about horseshoe kidneys on here: https://t.co/FMYRd0qAYn

Illustration 👇🏽 by

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2019-11-12

This case on is courtesy of Dr Ammar Haouimi 👉🏼 https://t.co/BNS2WxwCfx

Replying with a GIF, what is this NOT (but often wrongly called)? Any why?

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2019-10-14