The ultrasonographic diagnosis of cystic cervical lesions: a pictorial essay

The ultrasonographic diagnosis of cystic cervical lesions: a pictorial essay.

The importance of ultrasonographic (US) examination in the evaluation of the superficial structures of the head and neck region is increasing due to the widespread availability of modern equipment (such as high-frequency transducers) and modern techniques. In the case of a cervical lesion, ultrasound is usually the first imaging method used to assess the changes. First of all, US is capable of ...

A pictorial essay: Congenital malformations of the cranio- cervical junction

Fat-containing lesions of the liver: a pictorial essay.

The presence of fat within a hepatic lesion is unusual and can help to direct the radiologist's diagnosis. The aim of this iconographic review is to specify the various hepatic lesions that may contain fat and their appearance particularly on MRI. A histological correlation is also suggested for the most commonly found tumors. The identification of fat within a hepatic tumor, along with other r...

Intraosseous carpal cystic alterations: a multimodality imaging pictorial essay

Imaging Spectrum of Large Intestinal Lesions: A Pictorial Essay

Evaluating colorectal lesions by means of radiographic imaging continues to play a major role in detecting and staging cancer of the lower gastrointestinal tract. The diagnosis of large bowel lesions namely Colitis, Vascular and Neoplasm had traditionally been made on the basis of barium enema and/or colonoscopy. Cross sectional imaging as Computed tomography scanning (CT) and MRI plays a pivot...