56M with new chest mass after recent cardiac surgery • Xray of the Week 56 yo M with complaints of new chest mass, cough and chest pain....

Orbital injury due to rubber bullet. Describe the injury. • Xray of the Week Figure 1. Describe the injury. Figure 2. A. Axial CT...

18 year old male. Trauma due to punching a punching bag • Xray of the Week Figure 1. What is the important finding on this xray. Figure...

41 year old female. COVID-19 positive. SOB • Xray of the Week 41 yo female COVID-19 positive with LLE edema and Shortness of breath....

History of arrhythmias • Xray of the Week What is the diagnosis? Figure 1. What is the important finding seen on these CT images? Figure...

Lung mass. Diagnosis? • Xray of the Week Figure 1. What is the lung mass? Figure 2. Pulmonary hamartoma Figures 2A and 2B: Axial CT chest demonstrating well-demarcated, solitary peripheral, and inhomogeneous pulmonary mass arising from right lower lung lobe (yellow arrows). Note the low attenuation fat in the mass which is diagnostic of hamartoma. Small calcifications are also present. Figure 2C: Sagittal CT chest demonstrates posteriorly located well-demarcated solitary pe

Name the implant and potential complications • Xray of the Week Figure 1. What is the name of this implant? Discussion: Mentoplasty refers to cosmetic chin augmentation that is often used to treat deficient chin projection caused by soft-tissue atrophy and retrusion of the chin (1). Chin retrusion may be further classified as underdevelopment of mandibular symphysis (microgenia) or mandibular retrusion (retrognatia) (2). Augmentation mentoplasty can be performed using vario

What is the significance of this anomaly? • Xray of the Week Figure 1. What is the significance of this anomaly? Figure 2. Axial and coronal CT images of the cervical spine along with 3D CT reconstruction demonstrating a right cervical rib. A. Axial CT of the cervical spine detailing a unilateral, right cervical rib at the level of C7 (red arrow) B. Axial CT image further demonstrating the unilateral right cervical rib (red arrow) C. 3D CT reconstruction of a right cervical

Right eye loss of vision • Xray of the Week What is the the name of the right globe abnormality? Figure 1. Phthisis Bulbi on CT and MR...

93 F with trauma from a fall. Neck pain • Xray of the Week Figure 1. What is the important finding on this CT scan. Figure 2. CT scan of Type 2 dens fracture. Red arrow is pointing to the fracture line at the base of the dens. Figure 3. Anderson and D’Alonzo dens fracture classification system. Diagram by Neal Joshi. Type I: Avulsion fracture of the tip of the dens, usually stable. Type II: Fracture of the base of the dens, usually unstable. Type III: Fracture involving the