Rapidly vanishing lung pseudotumor in a patient with acute bilateral bronchopneumonia

Bilateral Choroidal Folds in a Diabetic Patient

Abstract In this presentation, a case of bilateral choroidal folds in patient with diabetic retinopathy was reported. By our knowledge, this case presentation is the first report of choroidal folds in diabetic retinopathy, which bilateral symmetric and horizontal folds arranged in macula. The thick choroid that is developed in diabetics may be a cause of these folds but the source of differenc...

Rapidly Changing Tachyarrhythmia in Acute Stroke

Introduction: we report a 56-year-olds female with supraventricular arrhythmia due acute ischemic stroke without structural heart disease. Case Description: A patient presented with sudden onset of lethargy, right hemiplegia, and global aphasia. There was previous history of stroke 1 year ago presented with left hemiplegia that recovered completely during 10 days. There was no history of comorb...

Rapidly vanishing hyperthyroidism.

Bilateral intramuscular pseudotumor in a bodybuilder.

A 29-year-old bodybuilder presented with a bilateral palpable and painful soft tissue mass in the deltoid region. CT scan showed a bilateral intramuscular mass within the deltoid muscle with intralesional fat (not shown). For further differentiation and exclusion of a fat-containing sarcomatous lesion, MRI of both shoulders was performed. Axial T1-weighted images (WI) of the right shoulder show...

Rapidly vanishing pulmonary pseudotumour.

Answer: c Quiz A 51-year-old male ex-smoker with a history of pulmonary tuberculosis was referred for exertional dyspnoea for 5 days. He had no fever, cough or constitutional symptoms. Physical examination revealed stony dullness to percussion over the right lower thorax posteriorly. There was no pedal oedema or elevated jugular venous pulse. Serum albumin was 31 g/L and serum creatinine was 10...