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Note: The worst renal injury that I have seen. This is one of the cases that I was telling my surgical blog friends Bongi, Buckeye & Ramona that I would post on my blog.
A 50-year-old lady fell down a flight of stairs in her house and badly hurt her right loin. Brought to the [...]

Note: Starting yet another series of radiological posts. I am going to model this on Laughlin Dawes’s excellent Radiology Picture of the Day, which unfortunately has run aground due to lack of submissions. So this will be mostly images with a little bit of explanatory or reference text.
Two-days-old baby with a large Liver mass [...]

Note: This is a series of images of CT scan in the diagnosis, staging and therapeutic follow-up of colorectal cancers, which I prepared for a talk that I had to give to general practitioners. By ‘prepared’ I mean I had selected representative images and annotated them to show the abnormality to laymen. So this series [...]

Note: This is a series of images of CT scan in the diagnosis, staging and therapeutic follow-up of colorectal cancers, which I prepared for a talk that I had to give to general practitioners. By ‘prepared’ I mean I had selected representative images and annotated them to show the abnormality to laymen. So this series [...]

Note: This is a series of images of CT scan in the diagnosis, staging and therapeutic follow-up of colorectal cancers, which I prepared for a talk that I had to give to general practitioners. By ‘prepared’ I mean I had selected representative images and annotated them to show the abnormality to laymen. So this series [...]

Note: This is a series of images of CT scan in the diagnosis, staging and therapeutic follow-up of colorectal cancers, which I prepared for a talk that I had to give to general practitioners. By ‘prepared’ I mean I had selected representative images and annotated them to show the abnormality to laymen. So this series [...]

When X gets out of its normal location…

Axial CT image of the upper abdomen

through Y causing Z…

Oblique sagittal CT image of porta hepatis

and ends up stuck at A…

Axial CT image of the pelvis

it results in B…

Oblique coronal CT image of the lower abdomen & pelvis

and the person presents with [...]

Dr. Peng Hui Lee, a Consultant Radiologist in the NHS, and author of the blog MidEssexRay, mentioned an old post of mine in his blog yesterday. The post in question, titled ‘Why does a CT scan cost so much in the USA?‘ is the one with the most comments on my blog. The comments, twenty-six [...]