Mallory-Weiss syndrome is characterized by the presence of longitudinal superficial mucosal lacerations/tear occur primarily at the gastroesophageal junction, may extend proximally to involve the distal esophagus or distally to involve the stomach. Boerhaave syndrome ( spontaneous esophageal rupture ) is…
Month: October 2021
Leukoencephalopathy with Calcifications and Cysts
Herein, we report a case of LCC. A 16 yr female presenting with headache vomiting, seizures, loss of balance since 20 days. MRI brain with contrast reveals, multifocal dense asymmetric areas of blooming in bilateral capsuloganglionic regions, thalami, right cerebellum, part…
Overcoming The Issue Of Revolving Door Of Changing Names Of Radiologists – An Indian Perspective
In radiology, one of the biggest problems that a client hospital or a referring clinician encounter is the revolving door of new names of radiologists with each report. It is easy for a referring clinicians to become discouraged when they…
How Teleradiology Has Been a Boon Healthcare?
The sufferings of humankind are immense and the struggle to find relief from them has led to discoveries that have challenged human existence. Technological advancements have tried to hack the human brain, body, mind to understand and predict human behavior.…