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Calcified secondary peritoneal hydatid cyst
Two X-rays, anterior-posterior view of the abdomen and lateral view of pelvis, both showing a calcified ovoid lesion in the right inferior quadrant. In addition, a small calcified lesion is seen in the region of the liver. The identity of the pati...
An X-ray of the abdomen, anterior-posterior view, showing a calcified cyst on the right. The identity of the patient is known.
X-ray of the abdomen and pelvis, anterior-posterior view, showing a spherical area of calcification within the liver. A number of metal pins are visible to each side of the pelvis, presumed to be extrinsic objects. The identity of the patient is k...
An X-ray, anterior-posterior view of abdomen and pelvis, showing a cyst in the left upper quadrant. The patient is 51 years old. The identity of the patient is known. Photograph has been mounted upside down.
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 of the abdomen during a barium meal, the patient erect, showing the stomach contents emptying into the duodenum and evidently revealing the presence of an adjacent pancreatic cyst. A coiled metal strip has been placed to indicate/outline ...
Two photographs showing surgical exposure of a section of the spinal canal, held open by long sutures, the upper showing a partially opened elongated cyst, the lower showing in addition forceps grasping removed cystic material.
X-ray of the thoracic spine, myelogram showing complete obstruction, myelogram needle in view. The patient is female, 18 years old.The identity of the patient is known.
showing a calcified multicystic lesion infiltrating the pelvic bones and soft tissues. The patient is male, 65 years old. The identity of the patient s known.
An X-ray of the thoracic spine, anterior-posterior view. The identity of the patient is known.