Level II or Anomaly scan to rule out any congenital malformation shows Congenital talipes equinovarus.
Image courtesy: Dr Ayush Goel and Dr Garima Goel
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Level II or Anomaly scan to rule out any congenital malformation shows Congenital talipes equinovarus. Image courtesy: Dr Ayush Goel and Dr Garima Goel
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History: Fall Diagnosis: Perilunate dislocation Most of the Perilunate dislocations are dorsal type (i.e. capitate dislocates dorsally with respect to lunate) but in this case it is volar type which is rare. Images courtesy: Dr Subhash Goel and Dr Ayush Goel  60 years old male presented with generalized weakness and mild abdominal pain.
Ultrasound showed a 10 x 9 cm abdominal aortic aneurysm with circumferential mural thrombus (max. thickness 3.3 cm). Image courtesy: Dr Ayush Goel  Classical case showing cupping and flaring of bilateral ulnar and radial metaphysis. Diagnosis: Rickets Image courtesy: Dr. Subhash Goel
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