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Introduction: Idiopathic omental infarction (OI), though uncommon, is increasingly being reported in general surgical and radiological literature on account of advancing imaging techniques and improved recognition of its radiographic presentation. The omentum is a fat laden peritoneal remnant of embryological development and anatomically divided into the greater and lesser omentum. Here we report a case …

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History: A 30 year old male presented with history of pain in the left shoulder.Examination findings revealed weakness of the left supraspinatus and infraspinatus muscles. MRI Observations: Tear of the posterior inferior glenoid labrum was noted. A large multiloculated cystic lesion was seen extending from the posterior spino-glenoid notch to the suprascapular notch measuring 3.3cm …

Suprascapular Nerve Entrapment by Paralabral Cyst- A Case Report Read More »

Clinical History: A 30 year old female patient was referred for MRI of index finger. Patient presented with two years of history of pain in the index finger which aggravated on exposure to cold environment. No obvious swelling or discolouration was seen. X-ray and USG Color Doppler performed previously revealed no abnormality. Imaging Findings: Plain …

Role of MR Angiography & Venography in Glomus Tumour of Finger Read More »

Clinical History: A 63 years old male presented with history of sudden onset of giddiness and fall. No h/o past vascular insult/stroke. No history of trauma. No history of hypertension. Neurologic examination did not show any focal signs. Blood pressure was high only at the time of presentation. Neurologic examination did not show any focal …

Primary Intraventricular Hemorrhage in an Adult: Role of Susceptibility Weighted Imaging (Swi) in Mri. Read More »