Good day Friends,
From Hospital Universitario Dr. Peset ( Dr Edgar Lorente).here is a case to test your ability to catch important findings.
This is a 55 year old man that comes from the cardiology clinic. What would you report or do?
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Dear Friends,
This is a 19 year old that came on a weekend at 4:30 am to the Emergency room with haemoptysis.
No previous pathology. No fever.
What do you suspect and what would you do?
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Dear Friends,
This case was provided to me by Dr Maria Luisa Domingo ( Hospital Universitario Dr Peset).
A man 76 years old with cough and chronic respiratory problems.
Non contrast CT.
Let me see what you think.
Hello Friends,
here I am trying to initiate a new course with fresh cases. I hope that all of you are well, and doing your best during this horrible pandemia.
My first case was shown to me a couple of days ago by Dr Teresa Lago Muñoz, a young radiology resident at Hospital Dr Peset.
Dr Lago tells me that this is a 48 year-old man, heavy smoker for the last 30 years.
What do you think? What would you do? (No previous images were available).
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Dear friends, this case was also provided by my good friend Dr Alberto Villanueva (SURREY AND SUSSEX HEALTHCARE NHS TRUST).
It-s good do get some help from other centers in this time of distress when the activity is basically centered on COVID 19. But, indeed other pathologies are there and will be present and we, as good alert radiologists must look carefully for pertinent findings always.
This is a 57 y/o male patient with known oncologic pathology ( jaw and neck neoplasms) that obliges to periodic examinations. He presents (Nov 2018) with weight loss.
In this photo: Dr. Villanueva in the Caceres Corner
Hello friends.
I am back after a short medical leave.
Thanks to my friend Dr Alberto Villanueva (Sussex) I can show you an interesting case to test your skills once more.
17 yr. Fever and sore throat.
Dear friends.
Life goes on and I expect that you all are in the best possible shape.
This time we abandon the chest and move downwards to the abdomen.
Dear Friends,
Good day to everybody. I hope that, wherever you are, you and your close ones are well. We are living hard times that will pass, but meanwhile, and probably more than ever, we need to stick to our lives in every sense, including our Radiology knowledge.
Keep on friends.
This a case from my own collection. Despite time passing there is, as in most cases a teaching to be extracted from it.
57 year old male with fever. He recently had neck surgery.
Hello again,
here is a new case from Hospital Dr Peset archive.
This is a 67 year old man with COPD. He was presented with worsening of his dyspnea, he now needs two pillows to sleep.
