16 articles in this issue
Jan Lots
AbstractGO RAD
Benjamin M Terry,David Blehar,Romolo Gaspari,Arthur Thomas Maydell,Fourie Abraham Bezuidenhout,Savvas Andronikou
AbstractBackground. Peer-reviewed literature demonstrates increasing support for the use of focused abdominal sonography in trauma (FAST) in the setting of blunt trauma, one study demonstrating the sensitivity and specificity of FAST for the detection of ... see more
Geoffrey K Korir,Jeska S Wambani,Ian K. Korir
AbstractThis study details the distribution and trends of doses from occupational radiation exposure among radiation workers from participating medical institutions in Kenya, where monthly dose measurements were collected for a period of one year (January... see more
Mwaffaq Heis,Zouhair Amarin,Alaa Ibrahim,Nael Obeidat,Basil Obeidat,MA'MOON AL-Omari
AbstractObjective: To assess the findings and usefulness of hysterosalpingography as a routine investigation in the fertility workup prior to selective laparoscopy. Design: Descriptive retrospective study.Setting: A university hospital in the north of Jo... see more
Werner S Harmse
AbstractObjective. Renal length determination is common in everyday radiology practice. However, a normal range of kidney sizes may not apply to people of all body habitus. This study investigates this relationship in order to determine normal ranges in r... see more
Donald Jan Emby
AbstractTwo patients who sustained severe blunt injury to the pelvis without external injury to the upper abdomen or lower chest, yet who were found to have a ruptured solid upper abdominal viscus, are reported. The first patient on delayed arrival reveal... see more
Nausheen Khan,Irma van de Werke,Zaeem Ismail Ebrahim,Farzanah Ismail
AbstractMalignant melanoma (MM) is an unpredictable tumour that can metastasise to any organ, and is well known for its widespread dissemination. The incidence of metastases to the gastro-intestinal (GI) tract is well documented; this, however, is a late ... see more
Nausheen Khan,Zaeem Ismail Ebrahim,Irma van der Werke
AbstractLeiomyosarcoma (LMS) is an uncommon malignant tumour of smooth muscle origin. It arises in the gastro intestinal tract, retroperitoneum, urinary bladder, uterus and soft tissue. Peritoneal leiomyosarcomatosis (PL) is defined as a peritoneal disse... see more
Pieter Barnardt,Jacqueline Du Toit
AbstractCystic and cavitatory pulmonary lesions are abnormalities encountered on chest computed tomography (CT). Malignant lesions, including metastases, rarely present as cystic lesions; we report on two such cases: a man with advanced carcinoma of the l... see more
Umesh Chandra Parashari,Sachin Khanduri,Samarjit Bhadury,Fareena Akbar Qayyum
AbstractOculodentodigital dysplasia (ODDD), also known as oculodento-osseous dysplasia, is an extremely rare autosomal dominant disorder with high penetrance, intra- and interfamilial phenotypic variability, and advanced paternal age in sporadic cases. Th... see more
Phillip Carl Pretorius
AbstractI was alerted to an article in Radiology Vol. 255 No. 2 (May 2010)1 by a colleague. The article, entitled ‘Kidney and urinary tract imaging: Triple-bolus multidetector CT urography as a one-stop shop – Protocol design, opacification, and image qua... see more
S K Misser,J F Roos
AbstractPaediatric neuropathology: Diagnosis
S K Misser,J N Narsai
AbstractPaediatric congenital vascular disorder
Gertrude Fani
AbstractCPD
Nasreen Mahomed,Yusuf Seedat
AbstractThe dural tail sign was first described by Wilms in 1989, as a post-contrast linear thickening of the meninges that resembles a tail extending from a mass on T1-weighted MR imaging. The sign consists of a tapering rim ranging from 0.5 to 3.0 cm in... see more
Clive Sperryn
AbstractRSSA MDCT Course