José Vilar and Friends Case 24 (Update: Solution!)
Dear Friends,
Today’s case shows a 35 year old woman with abdominal pain and weight loss.
Dear Friends,
Today’s case shows a 35 year old woman with abdominal pain and weight loss.
Good day Friends,
here is a case that I kept in my files. Again, only one image. Let me see what you think!
This was a 38 year old man with psychiatric problems.
Dear Friends,
After a complicated case (Case 21: Heterotaxia) here is more straightforward one.
A young man with breathing difficulty when doing physical activity.
I hope you enjoyed your holidays wherever you are. I wish you a wonderful new year!
After case 20 (Tracheobronchomegaly) that was very well interpreted by those who dared to send a diagnosis, here is another challenge.
Preoperatory chest radiographic study. No significant clinical symptoms.
Dear friends,
This case was provided to me by Dr Edgar Lorente, a smart radiology resident at Hospital Universitario Dr Peset.
This is a 60 year old male with repeated pulmonary infections. This should not be very hard for you…
Dear Friends,
I am spending few days near Barcelona and, of course, I had lunch with my friend José Caceres, master of the blogs. José ( and the Muppet) advised me to show you this case, so here it is.
This is a case that will test your ability to integrate the findings. Lets see…
Hello everybody.
This is a case that was diagnosed by Hospital Dr. Peset´s Radiology Senior Resident Dr. Rodrigo Blanco. Read more…
Dear friends,
The fall is here and after a hike in the Teruel mountains I collected some mushrooms (“lactarius deliciosus” and “lepista nuda”, the blue one) and now, after tasting them, and perfectly healthy, I am ready to send you a new case.
Hello Friends,
let us see a case that involves a portable chest radiograph, which usually carries additional difficulties to the interpretation.
Dear friends,
Today, I am going to show you a case provided to me by Dr Luis García ( A European Diploma holder).
This is not a very complicated case, but may underline a not very well known clinical scenario.