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Tuesday, 28 February 2012

Larynx M-D

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1-Radiologist For Ever(main page)
2-Brain and Spines Section
3-Chest Section
4-Abdominal Section
5-Obstetric and Gynaecology Section
6-Ultrasound Section
7-MRI musculo-skeletal section
8-Bone Section
9-Elastography Section
10-MR Spectroscopy
11-Radiology Pearls
12-My Cases
14-Urgent Radiology
13-MRI D.D.
15-Radiology Spirit (general web site)
16- My Lectures

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Mohamed Mohyeldin: MD in radiology since 1991. Current position: Consultant of radiology in one of the most famous medical companies in Egypt.

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Cervical L.Ns.wmv (1)
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Mandible (1)
MRI TMJ.wmv (1)
Salivary glands (1)
Sinonasal.wmv (1)

Pr Dr.Mamdouh Mahfouz Lectures

v-1-1-Sella (1)
v-1-2-Infra-hyoid neck I-A (1)
v-1-3-Infra-hyoid neck I-B (1)
v-1-4-Infra-hyoid neck II-Dm (1)
v-1-5-Infra-hyoid neck II-Dm2 (1)
v-1-6-Larynx M-D (1)
v-1-7-Maxillo-facial injuries (1)
v-1-8-Maxillo-facial injuries=2 (1)
v-1-9-Orbit I (1)
v-2-1-Orbit II (1)
v-2-2-Para-pharyngeal spaces (1)
v-2-3-Petrous bone-anatomy (1)
v-2-4-Petrous bone-pathology (1)
v-2-5-Sinonasal -Clinicians-b (1)

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Introduction

This web site is intended to be a tutorial for learning different types of radiological modalities and applying them to various parts of the humen body, finally to collect useful differential diagnosis for each radiological sign to reach the proper diagnosis. This may appear to be a basic task in medicine but, in fact it is a complex task based on careful observation, sound anatomical principles, and knowledge of physiology and pathology.Look to the right side bar, choose your aim from index of contents, you will find head and neck in this main page while other systems are listed in the index and try to enjoy the information included.

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This is our main page where we are illustrating pathologies of the head and neck. Other systems could be reached via index of contents.

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Pearls

Golden rule 1 : For neck mass (1)
Golden rule 2 : For single muscle mass (1)
Golden rule 3 : For superior levator complex mass (1)

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Sella

Sellar Radiology

Para sellar area rule 1: contents (1)
Sella rule 1:Prolactin levels in case of pituitary adenoma. (1)
Sella rule 2:How to write a pituitary macroadenoma report. (1)
Sella rule 3:DD of a sellar lesion from supra sellar one (1)
Sella rule 4 : Empty Sella (1)
Sella rule 5 : How to differentiate between supra-sellar adenoma and supra-sellar meningioma invading cavernous sinus (1)
Sella rule 6 :Hypodense or hypointense pituitary lesion less than 1 cm in diameter. (1)
Sella rule 7: Normal size of pituitary gland (1)
Supra sellar area rule 1:Content (1)
Supra sellar rule 2:Craniopharyngioma types (1)
Supra sellar rule 3:Supra sellar hot spot (1)
Supra sellar rule 4 :Types of supra sellar lesions (1)
Supra sellar rule 5 :Pituitary tumor classification. (1)

Orbit

Orbital Radiology

0rbital rule 12 : Optic nerve lesions (1)
Orbital rule 1 : Orbital contents (1)
Orbital rule 10 : Metastatic deposits (1)
Orbital rule 11 : Rupture globe (1)
Orbital rule 12 : Optic nerve glioma (1)
Orbital rule 13 : Optic nerve meningioma (1)
Orbital rule 14 : Optic neuritis (2)
Orbital rule 15: Orbital fat lesions (1)
Orbital rule 16: Extra ocular muscle mass (1)
Orbital rule 17: Lacrymal glands lesions (1)
Orbital rule 18: Orbital bony lesions (1)
Orbital rule 19: D.D. of very large mass in child's orbit (1)
Orbital rule 2 : Ocular lesions (1)
Orbital rule 3 : Retinoblastoma (1)
Orbital rule 4 : Retinoblastoma mimics lesions (1)
Orbital rule 5 : Drusen disease (1)
Orbital rule 6 : Macrophthalmia (1)
Orbital rule 7 : Coloboma (1)
Orbital rule 8 : Malignant Melanoma (1)
Orbital rule 9 : Retinal detachment (1)

Para nasal sinuses

Para-Nasal Sinus Radiology

Paranasal sinuses rule 1 :Hypertrophied nasal conchae (1)
Paranasal sinuses rule 2 :Obstruction of maxillary sinus osteum (1)
Paranasal sinuses rule 3 :Causes of sinus opacification (1)
Paranasal sinuses rule 4 :Nasopharyngeal angiofibroma (1)
Sinonasal.wmv (1)

Temporal bone

Temporal Bone Radiology

Temporal bone rule 1 : External auditary canal atresia (1)
Temporal bone rule 10 : Differential diagnosis of congenital from acquired cholesteatoma (1)
Temporal bone rule 11 : Cholesterol granuloma (1)
Temporal bone rule 12 : Metastases (1)
Temporal bone rule 13 : Glomus tympanicum (1)
Temporal bone rule 14 : Trauma (1)
Temporal bone rule 15 : Vestibular aqueduct syndrome (1)
Temporal bone rule 16 : Inner ear dysplasia (1)
Temporal bone rule 17 : Facial schwannoma (1)
Temporal bone rule 18 : Facial hemangioma (1)
Temporal bone rule 19 : Facial neuritis (1)
Temporal bone rule 2 : D.D.of soft tissue in external ear (1)
Temporal bone rule 3 : Malignant otitis media (1)
Temporal bone rule 4 : External auditary canal osteoma (1)
Temporal bone rule 5 : Middle ear dysplasia (1)
Temporal bone rule 6 : Aberrant carotid artery (1)
Temporal bone rule 7 : Otosclerosis (1)
Temporal bone rule 8 : Labyrinthine ossification (1)
Temporal bone rule 9 : Pearls of cholesteatoma (1)

Neck

Neck Radiology

Neck rule 1 :Lymphadenopathy (1)
Neck rule 2 :Thyroglossal cyst (1)
Neck rule 3 :Parathyroid adenoma (1)
Neck rule 4 :Cystic hygroma (1)
Neck rule 5 :Sialolithiasis (1)
Neck rule 6 :Branchial cleft cyst (1)
Parapharyngeal space rule 1:Anatomy and pathology (1)
Parapharyngeal space rule 2 :Summary of pathology (1)
Parapharyngeal space rule 2:D.D. of common jugular fossa masses (1)
Parapharyngeal space sign 1 :Parapharyngeal fat pushed postero-media (1)

Musculo-Skeletal Radiology

MSQ rule 1: Basics for MRI musculo skeletal diagnosis (1)
MSQ rule 2: Hypo intense lesion affecting femur head (1)

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Larynx M-D

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