12 year old male presented with pain in calf and feeling of a mass in the region. Ultrasonography shows a thick walled cystic lesion with mural echogenic nodule in the medial head of gastrocnemius muscle. No abnormal vascularity was noted in the wall (not shown here). Diagnosis – Cysticercosis. Image Courtesy - DrAyushGoel |
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Above two images show biopsy proven malignant breast masses in two different patients.
Left image - BIRADS 5 was given with the findings (there were necrotic axillary nodes too - not shown here) Right image - BiRADS 4 was given as no axillary nodes were present but the features were suspicious) Images courtesy : Dr. Ayush Goel 17 year old female presented with right iliac fossa pain.
USG findings - Tubular Hypoechoic, aperistaltic, non compressible, blind ending structure with an echogenic structure having posterior acoustic shadowing (red arrow) at its tip. Features are consistent with - Acute appendicitis with appendicolith. Image courtesy : Dr. Ayush Goel |
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