ECG of the Week: 17th of June – Interpretation
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Imaging Case of the Week 53
The following abdominal x-rays are from a 65 year old with abdominal distension. There is an obvious coffee bean sign; which part of the large bowel is twisted?
ECG of the Week: 17th June 2013
A 62 yr old male complaining of chest pain for 2 hours with this ECG
ECG of the Week: 10th June 2013 – Interpretation
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Imaging Case of the Week 52
The following ankle x-rays are from a 62 year old male who was involved in a high speed MVA. His ankle is quite swollen. What can you see?
ECG of the Week: 10th June 2013
An 84y.o male presents with complaining of general lethargy, nausea, several episodes of diarrhea, and dizziness and this ECG
ECG of the Week: 3rd June 2013 – Interpretation
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Imaging Case of the Week 51
This chest x-ray is from a 55 year old man who presented to the ED with dyspnoea. Largely, it looks normal. However, there is a subtle anatomical variant visible on the x-ray. Can you spot it?
ECG of the Week: 3rd June 2013
A mid fifties male presents to your ED with 2 hours of chest pain and this ECG
ECG of the Week: 27th May 2013 – Interpretation
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Imaging Case of the Week 50
The following ankle x-rays are from a 22 year old woman who twisted her ankle when falling down the stairs. Her ankle is swollen and she is unable to weight bear. Can you spot the two injuries she has ?
ECG of the Week: 27th May 2013
A mid forties male presenting with dizziness becomes unresponsive with this ECG
ECG of the Week: 20th May 2013 – Interpretation
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Imaging Case of the Week 49
The following knee x-rays are from a 40 year old man who is complaining of mild knee pain after a trivial fall. He does not have any point tenderness on the knee and is able to fully weight bear on the affected leg. … Continue reading
ECG of the Week: 20th May 2013
A 64y.o. man presents post multiple episodes of syncope with this ECG
Imaging Case of the Week 48
The following ankle x-rays are from a 60 year old man who has presented with right ankle pain and swelling. He denies any history of trauma. What can you see?
ECG of the Week: 13th May 2013
A 23 y.o female presents with epigastric pain and this is her ECG
ECG of the Week: 6th May 2013 – Interpretation
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Imaging Case of the Week 47
This is the facial x-ray of a 25 year old man who has been punched in the face. What interesting radiological sign can you see?
ECG of the Week: 6th May 2013
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ECG of the Week: 29th April 2013
A 47y.o presents with 3 hours of palpitations and this ECG
Imaging Case of the Week 46
The following wrist x-rays are from a 30 year old man who has presented after a FOOSH injury to his wrist. What can you see?
Imaging Case of the Week 35
It is Saturday night and you have just seen a 25 year old with punch injury to his right hand. The x-ray of the hand is as follows. What can you see? The x-ray shows significant soft tissue swelling. There … Continue reading
AIDS to remember causes of neutrophilia in ED
Asplenia Infection Drugs-steroids,lithium,tetracycline Stress Of course you need to think of haematological causes.
ECG of the Week: 22nd April 2013
What’s wrong with this elderly gentleman with dizziness and lethargy? Check out his ECG!
Imaging Case of the Week 44
The following chest x-rays are from an 11 year old presenting with fever and a cough. What can you see?
ECG of the Week: 15th April
Interesting case in the ECG of the week. Our interpretation doesn’t always correlate with the real pathology.
Imaging Case of the Week 43
This supine abdominal x-ray is from a 60 year old patient who has presented to the ED with abdominal pain and vomiting. Anatomically, which part of the bowel is obstructed?
ECG of the week: for 8th April
What would you do for this chest pain patient with this ECG?
Imaging Case of the Week 42
This supine abdominal x-ray is from a 20 year old male patient who presented with fever, abdominal pain and bloody diarrhoea which he has had for 10 days or so. What radiological sign can you see?