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The graphic shows the deviation of the canal middle line relative to the straight central axis connection the center of the proximal cross section (0%) with the center of the distal cross section (100%). The deviation in the proximal half is very low. A bend is seen in the distal half of the canal.
Lung Cancer
Methylphenidate An Antidementia? An Experience Report
CT scan with tumor in the left lung
Radiographic characteristics of pulmonary metastases of atypical meningioma; (A) chest X-ray, (B) multislice computed tomography.
Benign Intestinal Epithelization on Serosa Mimicking Stage IV Tumor Post  Bowel Perforation in Colonic Adenocarcinoma Following  Neoadjuvant Therapy
A: Intraoperative view of the site
(A) The appearance of severe lower edema of both legs after GnRH-a injection. (B) Edema subsided in both legs after two days of mobilization and a low salt diet without medication
23 GW; urinary bladder after rupture of the bladder wall (yellow arrow) rectal dilation (red arrow) in a male fetus with posterior urethral valves
Interrogation of the device provided this report. A, Atrial; VD, Right ventricle; VG, Left ventricle; VF, ventricular fibrillation; VT, ventricular tachycardia
(a) Operative findings. En bloc dissection of thetumor from adjacent tissues, while full attention is paid toavoid the facial nerve injury
Figure 1: Computed tomography image with 3D reconstruction of the patient’s head and neck. Arrows indicate what appear to be two metallic objects at the angle of the jaw on the right-hand side.
Figure 1: Noncontrasted axial CT images of right and left temporal bones. (a) The right ear was found to clinically demonstrate bacterial labyrinthitis. Note extensive mastoid and middle ear effusion with no evidence of bone destruction or other temporal bone abnormality. (b) Axial CT images of left temporal bone, also showing similar mastoid and middle ear effusion in the ear not clinically demonstrating labyrinthitis. Note similar radiographic findings between both ears with only the right ear showing cli
Figure 1: CT of the neck reveals a soft tissue mass measuring 2.8×2.0×2.9 along the left lateral and anterior tracheal walls from C6 to T2-3 (white arrow).
Figure 3: MRI shows the mass occupying the right nasal cavity and abutting dura.
Figure 2: Clinical appearance of the patient showing lower eyelid swelling on the right.
Figure 4: A 3D reconstruction of the CTA showing the path of the left ICA outlined in green and the lack of flow through the right ICA.
Figure 2: Computed tomography (CT) examination revealed a thin-walled, cyst-like collection with peripheral enhancement involving the nasal septum.
Figure 3: Sculpted tissue matrix implant.
Figure 1: Preoperative barium swallow demonstrating moderate-sized diverticulum from region of cricopharyngeus and cervical esophagus.
Acute Dystonia after a Single Dose of Intravenous Metoclopramide during Elective Cesarean Section: A Case Report
Figure 1: Fluorescein angiogram, right eye, early venous phase demonstrates stippled hyperfluorescence in the area of identified choroidal lesion.
Figure 4: Intraoperative image noting the cochlea after translabyrinthine excision of ICS.
Figure 3: Endoscopic view showing the bullet lying transversely in the pharynx between tongue base, left tonsil and making contact with the posterior pharyngeal (ph.) wall. The endotracheal (End.) tube is seen in the right side of the view.
Figure 1: Skin changes of mycosis fungoides of the right cervical facial region.
Figure 1: Intra-operative videoprint of the medial left arytenoid chondroma pre-excision using a 70-degree telescope
Figure 1: (a) Diagnostic left nasal endoscopy revealed a large mass medial to the middle turbinate extending to the sphenoethmoid recess. (b) Intraoperative endoscopic image depicting skull base reconstruction following tumor resection. LP: lamina papyracea; NSF: nasoseptal flap; PCF: pericranial flap.
Figure 1: Sagittal post contrast MRI demonstrating contrast enhancing infundibular mass.
Prolonged Role of Itraconazole in the Treatment of Allergic Bronchopulmonary Aspergillosis
Figure 2: Coronal CT scan of patient representing with recurrent right sided facial cellulitis and predominantly right sided sinusitis on the 2nd presentation.
Figure 2: Right temporal lobe abscess with mass and edema displaying tissue displacement and midline deviation.
Figure 1: Audiogram of pure-tone audiometry. A difference of > 10 dB between the right (◦) and left ear (×) was detected at an 8-kHz frequency at (a) the initial visit (March 26, 2009) (b) but not at a follow-up visit, when the acoustic tumor was no longer visible on MRI (May 12, 2012).
Figure 1: 13-mm Montgomery® T-tube™ with labeled components.
Figure 1: Axial CT scan of the left temporal bone showing a large fistula between the external auditory canal and the mastoid cavity. The middle ear is well aerated, and the mastoid is filled with a soft-tissue density.
Figure 1: Axial T1 weighted image with gadolinium showing an enhancing mass of the left parotid gland with multiple area of cyst formation or necrosis with in the mass.
Figure 1: Axial head CT demonstrates right-sided otomastoiditis that extends into the right petrous apex without evidence of bony erosion. The left side shows well-aerated mastoid air cells.
Figure 1: Pre-operative images demonstrating a left-sided branchial cyst and an ipsilateral hypoglossal nerve palsy.
Figure 2: The necrotic ulcer on the right buccal mucosa.
Figure 1: Soft tissue occlusion of the bilateral posterior choana can be viewed in this axial CT image, confirming bilateral membranous choanal atresia.
Figure 1: Imaging findings. (a) Abdominal ultrasonography showing a homogeneous, hypoechoic solid mass in the lower portion of the spleen. (b) Abdominal computed tomography scan showing a focal solid splenic mass (arrow). (c) Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) showing a hyperintense mass on a T1-weighted image. (d) Postcontrast subtracted image on dynamic MRI. The lesion was enhanced with time.
Figure 1: Preoperative lateral X-ray. Genu recurvatum deformity is evaluated as the angle between the lines of the anatomical axis of the distal part of the femoral shaft and that of the tibial shaft (x). (a) Normal side shows an 11 ° extension. (b) Injured side shows a 24 ° genu recurvatum deformity. The angle between the lines of the anatomical axis of the distal part of the femoral shaft and the plane of the tibial plateau (y) is identical to that of the normal side, and the posterior tilt angle of tibia
Figure 1: At presentation, a 7×4 cm firm swelling is seen at the left carotid triangle.
Figure 1: MRI head, revealing diffuse pachymeningeal enhancement and abnormal enhancement of the right facial nerve.
Figure 1: Bone marrow morphology and G-banding revealed clonal evolution. (a) Bone marrow smear (Wright- Giemsa, 1,000×) showed MDS at diagnosis. (b) Karyotype at MDS diagnosis was 46,XY,del(5)(q?)[1]/45,XY,idem, -7,-14,-17,+mar1,+mar2[7]/45,XY,-5[4]/46,XY[8]. A major abnormal clone is shown in Figure 1(b). (c) Bone marrow smear (Wright-Giemsa, 1,000×) showed AML with multilineage dysplasia upon progression of anemia 4 months after MDS diagnosis. The size of the blast cells ranged from medium to large; they
Figure 1: Oral cavity showing irregular thickening.
Figure 1: Imaging performed during initial presentation showed extensive pansinusitis, absence of septum, dehiscence of left lamina papyrecia, and mild left eye proptosis.
Postintubation Tracheal Stenosis: Case Report and Review of Current Management
Figure 2: CT scan of the left temporal bone reveals an area of soft density in the epitympanum and lateral semicircular canal fistula in the axial (a) and coronal (b) views. A white mass was observed through the posterior superior quadrant of the right tympanic membrane (c). A round area of soft density was displayed behind the tympanic membrane on the right axial view of CT scan (d).

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Journal of Case Reports in Medicine (JOCRM) publishes excellent case reports in all fields of medicine. The journal creates a repository for clinical wisdom and therapeutic "pearls" regarding uncommon and selected common malformations, illnesses and injuries. JOCRM enhances medical progress by stimulating discussion about clinical diagnosis and treatment, by publishing excellent clinical observations and insights that are difficult to publish in medical journals that are not committed to case reports. The journal also provides a readily accessible wealth of single case reports and case series on rare entities that can be accessed and combined into larger case series, potentially making possible new insights into diagnosis and treatment.
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