Dural Venous Sinuses
Dural venous sinuses, often referred to as venous channels, are blood vessels located between the layers of the protective dura mater that encases the brain. These sinuses are unique, as…
Author: A. Mendelson, MD
Cavitary Pneumonia
Cavitary pneumonia, a form of lung infection characterized by the formation of cavities within the lungs. We will discuss cavitary pneumonia, examining its causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment. We will…
Laryngeal Edema
Laryngeal edema, a medical condition often referred to as “swelling of the voice box,” is a concerning health issue that can lead to breathing difficulties and even life-threatening situations. In…
Pulmonary AVM
Pulmonary AVM, or Pulmonary Arteriovenous Malformation, is a rare but potentially serious medical condition. These abnormal connections between arteries and veins in the lungs can lead to complications such as…
TB Chest X-ray
A TB chest X-ray is a vital resource in identifying tuberculosis, a highly contagious lung infection. This article will explore the significance of TB chest X-rays in diagnosing this disease….
What Does A Subtle Finding Mean?
Medical imaging plays an important role in modern healthcare, allowing clinicians to look inside the human body for diagnostic and treatment purposes. Within this field, the term “subtle findings” may…
Vasogenic Edema
Vasogenic edema is a medical condition that involves the accumulation of fluid in the brain’s extracellular spaces. In simpler terms, it’s when excess fluid leaks from the blood vessels into…
Subdural Versus Epidural Hematoma
When it comes to head injuries, subdural and epidural hematomas are two conditions that can be quite concerning. Both involve bleeding within the skull, but they have distinct differences, particularly…
Trace Free Fluid In The Pelvis
When it comes to pelvic health, understanding subtle indicators like trace free fluid can be crucial in making accurate diagnoses. This article will discuss what trace free fluid in the…
Lung Parenchyma
When it comes to understanding the intricate workings of the human body, one area of focus is the lung parenchyma. The term might sound complex, but in simple terms, it…
Toddler Fracture
When it comes to safeguarding your child’s well-being, having a deeper understanding of their health is important. One concern that parents often encounter is toddler fractures, and a key aspect…
Bibasilar Opacities
Bibasilar opacities refer to abnormal areas of increased density in the lower regions of both lungs, often seen on X-rays or CT scans. These opacities can signify a range of…