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SPOTTERS

STURGE WEBER SYNDROME TRAM TRACK CALCIFICATION

MENINGIOMA: INCREASED VASCULAR SUPPLY TO PARTIALLY CALCIFIED MASSS.

1.MYELOGRAPHY: 2.DIASTEMATOMYELIA BONY SPUR.

1.MYELOGRAPHY 2.INTRAMEDULLARY INTRADURAL TUMOR.

IMAGE DURING CONTRAST INJECTION SCANOGRAM IMAGE DURING CONTRAST INJECTION VASCULAR MALFORMATION AROUND LEFT ELBOW DELAYED IMAGE

1.MYELOGRAPHY: 2.EXTRA DURAL TUMOR

GROWTH IN STOMACH WITH INVOLVEMENT OF GREATER CURVATURE IN THE REGION OF BODY AND ANTRUM – CA STOMACH.

RETINOBLASTOMA LEFT EYE.

ESTHESIONEUROBLASTOMA

Choanal atresia :CHARGE is an acronym for the major clinical features of the syndrome (ocular Coloboma (75-90%), Heart defects (50-85%), Atresia of nasal choanae (35-65%), Retardation of growth/development, Genital anomalies (50-70% with male predominance), Ear anomalies (>90%).

hypoplastic vermis with a triangular mid fourth ventricle and characteristic appearance of the midbrain: enlarged superior cerebellar peduncles and the absence of their decussation – ‘the molar tooth sign’. JOUBERT’S SYNDROME

DERMOID CYST

STOMACH DUODENUM BARIUM UGI DUODENAL WEB: CURVILINEAR FILLING DEFECT WIND SOCK DIVERTICULUM IN D2 STOMACH DUODENUM BARIUM UGI

NF: PSEUDOARTHROSIS IN TIBIA & FIBULA.

PYKNODYSOSTOSIS: MANDIBLE OBTUSE, SPOOL SHAPE VERTEBRAE PYKNODYSOSTOSIS: MANDIBLE OBTUSE, SPOOL SHAPE VERTEBRAE. GENERALIZED SCLEROSIS.

OSTEOPOIKILOSIS

ACHONDROPLASIA: TRIDENT HAND, CHEVRON SIGN, CANAL STENOSIS

Aberrant course of carotid artery:

POSTERIOR IMPRESSION DUE TO FAILURE OF CRICOPHARYGEUS MUSCLE TO RELAX.

ANNULAR PANCREAS : NARROWING D2 & CT SHOW GLAND ENCIRCLING D2. BARIUM UGI CT ABDOMEN

EPENDYMOMA: AT C3-C6 A/W CYST ABOVE & BELOW TUMOR T1W T2W POST GD T1W

OSTEOBLASTOMA IN POSTERIOR ELEMENTS

ABC IN WHOLE VERTEBRA.

PAGET: PICTURE FRAME VERTEBRA, ALL VERT ELEMENTS ARE INVOLVED.

dermatomyositis

Ewings

Pneumomediastinum

congenital lobar emphysema

PANCOAST TUMOR

Hamartoma lung

LEFT LOWER LOBE ATELECTASIS

CALCIFIED UTERINE FIBROID

MULTIPLE BONE INFARCTS IN SICKLE CELL ANEMIA.

MYELOGRAPHY: DURAL ECTASIA & POSTERIOR SCALLOPING IN NF.

SUBACUTE SUBDURAL HEMATOMA

Unenhanced and enhanced axial CTs of brain shows a large, serpiginous AVM adjacent to the tentorium

Varicella Pneumonia

Adult polycystic disease

Atrial Septal Defect — ASD

Constrictive Pericarditis Constrictive Pericarditis. calcifications of the pericardium & bilateral pleural effusions