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Two X-rays of the chest, anterior-posterior and lateral views, showing a well defined spherical opacification in the right lung. In addition cystic lesion can be seen on the right in the 4th rib anteriorly. The identity of the patient is known.
Two X-rays, both anterior-posterior views of the pelvis, the lower evidently taken 9 months after the upper. The upper shows a clear cystic lesion in the bones of the right pelvis, in the lower the lesion appears to have extended with some disinte...
Two X-rays of the chest, the anterior-posterior view showing the right diaphragm to be raised, the lateral view showing in addition a spherical posterior lung lesion. The identity of the patient is known.
An adult woman, two frontal views of her pelvis and thighs, showing a swelling high on the medial left thigh, with pigmentation of the overlying skin. The woman holds a sliver of cloth over her pubis. The genital area is visible. The patient is fe...
An adult woman, frontal and left lateral views of her waist, pelvis and thighs, showing a swelling high on the medial left thigh. The woman holds a sliver of cloth over her pubis. The genital area is visible. The patient is female. The identity of...
Possible calcified renal hydatid
An X-ray of the abdomen, anterior-posterior view, showing an elongated calcified cystic lesion to the left of the spinal column. The identity of the patient is known.
An X-ray of the abdomen, anterior-posterior view, with retrograde pyelogram revealing a dilated lesion in the left kidney. The identity of the patient is known.
A section of a chest X-ray showing the heart shadow and adjacent right lung. An opacification with an air-cap is seen in the lung inferolaterally. The identity of the patient is known.
An adult man, frontal and left lateral views of his mid-face, showing proptosis and inferior displacement of the left eye. The patient is a male adult, 56 years old. The identity of the patient is known.
Two x-rays, anterior-posterior views of the chest and upper abdomen both labelled 4A, radio-opaque dye evidently showing a cyst in the left lung which communicates with the duodenum. The patient is female. The identity of the patient is known.