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Two X-rays of the thoracic spine, anterior-posterior and lateral views, showing an erosive cystic lesion.
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Two X-rays of the thoracic spine, anterior-posterior and lateral views, showing an erosive cystic lesion.
An X-ray of the lumbar spine and sacrum, lateral view, evidently showing a cystic lesion. The identity of the patient is known.
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.
Hydatids of liver and peritoneum
Three X-rays, anterior-posterior and lateral views of the chest, showing a protrusion from the dome of the liver, and anterior-posterior view of the abdomen, showing calcified lesions bilaterally. The patient is a male adult, 29 years old. The ide...
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.
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.
An X-ray of the abdomen, anterior-posterior view, with retrograde pyelogram revealing a multi-cystic lesion in the left kidney. The identity of the patient is known.
An X-ray of thoracic spine, with myelogram revealing obstruction of the spinal canal in the lower thoracic region. The identity of the patient is known.