We report a case of spontaneous regression of a congenital intracranial lesion presumed to be a teratoma. Various radiological features of teratoma mentioned in the literature are vague complex echogenic mass on prenatal ultrasonography, clump like calcification on CT scan, usual size being more than 5cm, suprasellar and pineal region location. Radiological features of this lesion were consiste...

introduction the glandular odontogenic cyst (goc) is a rare, locally aggressive and potentially recurrent cyst of jaws which lead in diagnostic and therapeutic challenges. since 1992, 111 cases of goc have been reported, with 0.2% incidence among odontogenic cysts. conclusions glandular odontogenic cyst is an uncommon and relatively aggressive cyst with a high recurrence rate. clinical and radi...

Background/Aim: Several scoring systems have been developed to standardize radiological findings in patients with COVID-19 pneumonia. The most commonly used the examination of are those North American Radiology Association (RSNA), British Thoracic Society (BTS), and Reporting Data System (CO-RADS). However, compatibility between these has not evaluated before. Therefore, this study features pne...

two new cases of aneurysmal bone cyst of the spine are presented. in one of them only the spinous process was involved, and in the second case mthe neural arch and the body were involved. a brief review of the literature with clinical, radiological and pathilogical features of this benign lesion is made and its differential diagnosis, specially from giant cell tumor of the spine emphasised.

hydatid disease is a common and major public health issue caused by parasite echinococcus granulosus . the highest prevalence of the parasite can be found in different parts of world like africa, australia, and south america. this infection can occurs in almost any part of the body. here we present clinical, radiological, histological features and treatment of a multi ve­sicular osseous hydatid...

background: pulmonary tuberculosis is still the most common form of tuberculosis in hiv infected patients having differ­ent presentations according to the degree of immunosuppression. this study appraised the impact of hiv infection on clini­cal, laboratory and radiological presentations of tuberculosis. methods: the clinical, laboratory and radiological presentations of pulmonary tb in 56 hiv-...

The term "orbital tumors" comprises a wide variety of lesions that often share the same cardinal clinical finding (exophthalmos) and clinical history. Age at presentation, associated ophthalmological findings, and radiological features, however, provide invaluable information as to the possible histological type of tumor. The present article serves as an introductory overview regarding the path...