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An X-ray of the abdomen during a barium meal, the patient supine, showing the filled stomach and evidently revealing the presence of an adjacent pancreatic cyst. A coiled metal strip has been placed to indicate/outline the palpable mass. The patie...
An X-ray, anterior-posterior view of the chest only, showing a cyst in the left lung, with fluid level. The patient is male. The identity of the patient is known.
An X-ray of the abdomen, anterior-posterior view, showing a calcified cyst in the region of the liver. The identity of the patient is known.
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.
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...
Hydatid of spleen and lung cyst
A negative image of a section of an X-ray of the chest and upper abdomen, anterior-posterior view, showing a well circumscribed opacification to the left of the spinal column. The identity of the patient is known.
An X-ray of the right femur showing gross destruction of the femur and right pelvic bones by an expansile multicystic lesion. The patient is male, 40 years old. The identity of the patient is known.
An X-ray of the thoracic spine, anterior-posterior view. 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.
Quiescent hydatid in the dome of the liver
Two x-rays, anterior-posterior and lateral views of the chest, showing a protuberance from the dome of the liver. The patient is male. The identity of the patient is known.