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ROCO_00633 | A plain radiograph taken on arrival to the emergency department displaying the inferior dislocation of the hip.
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ROCO_00634 | The vertical distance from the alveolar ridge to the most inferior sinus floor at the projected implant placement site was 7.45 mm in this specific panoramic radiograph before the implant surgery (black line).
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ROCO_00635 | Pre-treatment panoramic radiograph of a female patient showing an impacted upper left second premolar.
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ROCO_00636 | Magnetic resonance imaging showing the lesion with encephalocele
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ROCO_00637 | Thoracic paravertebral block, transverse in line technique. Needle trajectory: lateral to medial. TP = transverse process. TPV = thoracic paravertebral. Int into mb = internal intercostal membrane. Ext into m = external intercostal muscle. CTL = costotransverse ligament.
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ROCO_00638 | Same patient as in figure 1. The distal shock array is in the right pulmonary artery in a position similar to a regular Swan Ganz catheter for haemodynamic monitoring
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ROCO_00639 | Midesophageal Long Axis (LAX) View of the Ascending Aorta With Color Doppler Demonstrating Flow Through the Intimal Layer
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ROCO_00641 | Axial computed tomography of the thorax (mediastinal window) revealed heterogenous enhancing lobulated mass in superior mediastinum compressing and occluding the superior vena cava
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ROCO_00642 | MRI revealed a huge mass adjacent to the first and second lumbar vertebrae with extension into the spinal canal.
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ROCO_00643 | Chest CT showing bilateral filling defects involving the right and left main pulmonary arteries with extension to the segmental branches of the right middle and bilateral lower lobes.
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ROCO_00644 | This CT scan shows irregular dilatation of common bile.
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ROCO_00645 | Hypotonic duodenography showing a contrast media-positive elevated lesion in the center of the duodenal bulb.
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ROCO_00646 | The CT image shows the presence of inguinal lymph nodes
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ROCO_00647 | MRI of the abdomen showing distended small and large bowel.
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ROCO_00648 | Typical high-resolution computed tomography (HRCT) pattern of usual interstitial pneumonia (UIP).The image shows subpleural and basal predominance of reticular opacities associated with traction bronchiectasis and honeycomb change (clustered cystic airspaces with well-defined thick walls and diameter of 0.3–1.0 cm).
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ROCO_00649 | Coronal 18F-FDG PET/CT image indicating high 18F-FDG uptake in the relatively enlarged right thyroid lobe (maximum standardized uptake value of 8.8). 18F-FDG = 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose, PET/CT = positron emission tomography/computed tomography.
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ROCO_00651 | Fig. 5Fluorescein angiography: early hyperfluorescent area near the superior temporal vessels with constant size in late phases; two small hyperfluorescent spots with leakage in late phases
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ROCO_00652 | Transverse CT thorax image at the level of the ninth thoracic vertebra on Day 13. The image shows thickened bronchial walls, local and peripheral bronchiolar obstructions (circle with the dotted line) and infiltrative shadows just below the pleura (arrow).
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ROCO_00653 | Computed tomography revealing right upper-lung pneumonia, the air–fluid level, and septic embolism
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ROCO_00654 | Lateral fluoroscopic view in a 77-year-old osteoporotic woman who suffered a fracture of T11 and T12, with arrow pointing to a paravertebral venous leak.
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ROCO_00655 | Retrograde ureterogram reveals complete ureteral obstruction with ureterovaginal fistula
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ROCO_00657 | 82-year-old male resident near asbestos mine since birth.Prone CT reveals parenchymal bands (arrows) extending through lung to contact pleural surface.
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ROCO_00659 | Chest computed tomography scan (June 25th, 2014) of case 2 showed central lesions in the upper right lung and middle lung mass with obstructive pneumonia. The lesions were considered to be malignant and had metastasized into the bilateral lungs. The scan showed cancerous lymphangitis, multiple lymph node metastasis, and a large amount of pleural effusion in the right lobe.
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ROCO_00660 | Ultrasound scan 3 months later. Ultrasound scan image showing decrease in size of the left testicle with increased nodularity in the previously injured region of the left testicle consistent with post-inflammatory scarring.
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ROCO_00663 | Scout film confirming location of Angelchik device.
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ROCO_00664 | CT chest (axial slices in lung window) demonstrating interval resolution of pneumothoraces and persistent, diffuse numerous thin-walled pulmonary cysts without cardiophrenic sparing.
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ROCO_00665 | Contrast Enhanced computed tomography scan of the neck showing the right carotid stent occluded with no blood flow in the lumen. The carotid is surrounded by the ulcerative mass.
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ROCO_00666 | Axial contrast-enhanced CT abdomen image showing a gallbladder mass with contiguous hepatic infiltration (black arrow) and dilated common bile duct (white arrow). Anterior of the L1 vertebra also shows a lytic lesion (arrowhead).
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ROCO_00667 | Intravenous pyelogram showing absent right kidney and ureter
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ROCO_00668 | Postoperative angiography showing disappearance of aneurysm.
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ROCO_00671 | Axial T1-weighted image of lower abdomen, showing dumbbell-shaped right lower quadrant mass adjacent to the psoas muscle, extending through the abdominal wall into the overlying subcutaneous tissue. [PowerPoint Slide]
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ROCO_00672 | Guide wire passed through the occlusion site from retrograde approach. Two stents (E-Luminexx 10.0 × 120 mm) were implanted with the kissing technique.
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ROCO_00673 | : Radiograph showing bony spur followingdistal clavicle fracture.
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ROCO_00674 | Axial computed tomography image displayed in a bone window. The image shows left lateral 10th and left posterior 11th rib fractures (arrows)
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ROCO_00675 | Computed tomography of left lung mass.
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ROCO_00677 | Chest radiograph at admission
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ROCO_00679 | Portable chest radiograph showing fractured left-sided subclavian port-a-cath at the insertion site (blue arrow). The distal embolized portion was noted overlying the right pulmonary artery and extending into the right upper lobe segmental branch (red arrows)
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ROCO_00680 | Abdominal X-ray shows nonspecific gas distension in the colon.
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ROCO_00681 | Ten days after initial trauma, follow-up brain computed tomography showed a reappearance of convexity and falx subdural hematoma with severe and diffuse brain swelling.
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ROCO_00683 | OPG radiograph.
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ROCO_00684 | Contrast-enhanced computed tomography image showed posterior mediastinal aneurysm with feeding vessel and adjacent hematoma.
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ROCO_00688 | An 8-week fetus associated with a large (at least two-thirds of the chorionic sac circumference) subchorionic hematoma (arrows) [26].
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ROCO_00689 | Radiography of left foot consistent with a fracture of the first metatarsal (arrow).
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ROCO_00690 | Chest X-ray PA view showing bilateral reticulo-nodular infiltrates
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ROCO_00691 | Lateral X-ray of the same patient
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ROCO_00692 | T2-weighted image showing hyperintense lesion
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ROCO_00693 | Computed tomography view showing initiation of left ventricular wall calcification (arrowed)
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ROCO_00694 | Sagittal T2 weighted image of the pelvis shows indistinct heterogeneous abnormal signal changes in the anterior wall with a thin endometrium.
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ROCO_00695 | Case 2, left eye. Transvers SD-OCT section. Blue arrows: outer retinal tubulations alone or with high reflective spots within. White arrowheads: bright reflective spots on top of RPE-Bruch membrane complex. Red arrows: choroidal hyperreflective spots.
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ROCO_00696 | Compression of the common femoral vein at the level of the bifurcation of the common femoral artery.
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ROCO_00698 | A full range of cardiac support technology. The plain chest x-ray shows a Jarvik pump in the apex of the left ventricle with power cable passing through the neck to the skull pedestal. There is an implantable cardio-defibrillator and dual chamber pacemaker with additional wire for cardiac resynchronisation therapy. There are drug eluting stents in the left coronary artery. Bone marrow stem cells now add a further dimension to supportive therapy.
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ROCO_00699 | Indirect autofluorescence endoscopy with 70° rigid telescope: the normal mucosa has a classic green colour.
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ROCO_00700 | Anteroposteriorradiograph of the humeral fracture 4 years after surgery. Union was achieved 4.5 months after initial application of the frame.
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ROCO_00701 | Longitudinal ultrasound scan of the liver shows the characteristic hyperechoic lesion created with radiofrequency ablation. These lesions were created within 1 cm of the liver dome.
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ROCO_00702 | MRI 3 weeks after surgery showing peripheral and gyriform enhancement in the area of venous infarct. The infarct is well matured and there is no mass effect
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ROCO_00703 | MRI reconstruction - Arrow shows a nasopharyngeal mass extending from posterior aspect of nasopharynx to the hypopharynx, significantly narrowing the oropharyngeal airway at the tongue base.
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ROCO_00705 | Case 17: Calcifying Odontogenic Cyst
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ROCO_00709 | Magnetic resonance imaging at follow-up showing patency of septostomy
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ROCO_00710 | Axial T2W MRI of the brain shows symmetric areas of hyperintensity involving the splenium of the corpus callosum (arrow)
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ROCO_00712 | Mammogram scan showing a well-circumscribed, non-homogeneous nodule.
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ROCO_00713 | Coronal CT view: Hepatic colonic flexure and some liver tissue are included in the sac of TTIH.
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ROCO_00714 | Peritoneal gastrointestinal stromal tumors in a 40-yearold male — axial contrast-enhanced computed tomography image showing large heterogeneously enhancing mass lesion (arrowhead) with necrosis in the peritoneal cavity
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ROCO_00715 | Fig. 112 preoperative radiograph
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ROCO_00717 | CT Scan.
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ROCO_00718 | Axial section of CT scan showing the nodule in the liver which represents benign leiomyomatous nodule (red arrow).
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ROCO_00719 | Cystoscopy and retrograde pyelogram demonstrating severe hydroureter.
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ROCO_00720 | A fluoroscopy image taken during ERCP demonstrating smooth proximal bile duct compression.Notes: Horizontal arrow: diameter at area indicated 2.8 mm, and secondary distal bile duct dilatation; Vertical arrow: diameter at area indicated 15.4 mm.
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ROCO_00721 | CT of the chest showing complete resolution of the ground glass pattern and interstitial thickening of the interlobular septa.
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ROCO_00722 | Orthopantomogram showing well-defined radiolucency with scalloped border.Notes: Few areas showing multiple foci of radiopacity. There is obvious evidence of root resorption.
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ROCO_00724 | Preoperative lateral view of cervical spine of patient 2 shows protruding mass of C2-3, 3-4 (arrow).
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ROCO_00725 | The portable infantogram reveals a right side tension pneumothorax. Massive air collection is observed in the right lung field, which caused right lung to collapse completely. The mediastinal structures are shifted to the left side and a linear low density exists in the mediastinum, which is considered to be pneumomediastinum. Subcutaneous emphysema on the supraclavicular area can be seen on both sides.
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ROCO_00726 | Ultrasound picture showing SOL lining close to cervix
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ROCO_00727 | PREOP XRAY
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ROCO_00728 | A chest radiograph on admission showed bilateral infiltrates.
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ROCO_00729 | Tricuspid regurgitation instantly disappeared following ventricular septal defect occlusion. AO, aorta; LA, left atrium; RA, right atrium; RVOT, right ventricular outflow tract. Arrow indicates occluder.
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ROCO_00731 | Computed tomography scan showing retrosternal extension
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ROCO_00732 | MRI of esthesioneuroblastoma/inverted papilloma collision tumor. Mass can be visualized in addition to inspissated secretions in the surrounding sinuses.
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ROCO_00733 | Preoperative plain lateral radiograph of the Rt. foot, with passive dorsiflexion of the foot, showing parallelism of the talus and calcaneus, severe equinus of the calcaneus and an acute tibio-calcaneal angle.
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ROCO_00734 | Radiographic view of Case 1.
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ROCO_00735 | Cross sectional (axial) area of subcutaneous abdominal fat (SAF) and abdominal visceral fat (AVF) on L4–L5 vertebrae topography.Each area comprehends contiguous images within outlined boundaries.
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ROCO_00736 | Trace of angles Cobb1 L1-S1, Cobb2 L1-L5, Cobb3 L2-S1 and Cobb4 T12-S
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ROCO_00737 | Cerebral angiogram. An exaggerated transfacial view of a selective right vertebral artery injection did not show a clear area of enhancement in the right cerebellopontine angle. The caliber of the mildly displaced left anterior internal cerebellar artery (arrow) is smaller than the right side (star).
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ROCO_00738 | Echocardiogram showing large thrombus in the right atrium.
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ROCO_00739 | Selective coronary hooking of right coronary artery reveals normal right coronary artery
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ROCO_00740 | T1-weighted post-contrast axial magnetic resonance image showing nodular enlargement and enhancement of the trigeminal nerves bilaterally.
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ROCO_00741 | Identification of cystic lesion in left maxillary sinus. The #27 crown was in the edentulous state. Bone heights of 7.5 mm (#26) and 3.5 mm (#27) were measured.
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ROCO_00742 | Anteroposterior radiography of a hand with classic amyloid cysts throughout the carpus and distal radius, typical locations of DRA bone cysts.Note: The scaphoid presents a large cyst. Copyright © 1996. Iowa University. Reproduced from Fitzpatrick DC, Jebson PJ, Madey SM, Steyers CM. Upper extremity musculoskeletal manifestations of dialysis-associated amyloidosis. Iowa Orthop J. 1996;16:135–138.53Abbreviation: DRA, dialysis-related amyloidosis.
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ROCO_00743 | Modified parasternal view showing origin of left coronary artery from pulmonary artery. LCA: left coronary artery, PA: pulmonary artery, RV: right ventricle.
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ROCO_00745 | Chest radiograph acquired on day 5 showing asymmetric overinflation and a diffusely thickened interstitium in the right lung.
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ROCO_00746 | Echocardiogram with severe hypokinesis of anterior, anteroseptal walls, and apex.
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ROCO_00748 | Plain radiographs of the upper extremity taken 8 years earlier revealed a destructive lytic process involving the humerus, radius, and ulna with pathologic midshaft humerus fracture and chronic dislocation of the humeroulnar joint.
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ROCO_00749 | X-ray at presentation showing bilateral humerus shaft fracture in a 2-day-old neonate.
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ROCO_00752 | Magnetic resonance imaging of head.
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ROCO_00753 | CT pulmonary angiogram showing a large saddle embolus.
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ROCO_00754 | Coronal view of opacification on CT showing the externalization of the drain in the pericardium (arrow).
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ROCO_00755 | Abdominal x-ray (AP view) showing the needle in the region of the liver
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ROCO_00756 | Left parasymphysis fracture
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ROCO_00758 | Axial image from CT with IV contrast.
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ROCO_00759 | Computed tomography (CT) of abdomen (coronal view) showing a colonic mass at the hepatic flexure (size appreciated with the help of a ruler).
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ROCO_00760 | Chest x-ray: Kerley-B lines and mild bilateral pleural effusion.
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