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Hepatic Masses on MRI - Differential Diagnosis by MRI Findings Masses: Hemangioma, Adenoma, FNH, HCC, Fibrolamellar HCC,
- Differential ... Diagnosis by MRI ... #differential # ... #hepatology #radiology ... #mass
Gout (Gouty Arthritis) - MSK Radiology Imaging Findings: • Eccentric soft-tissue densities surrounding the third proximal interphalangeal
had a palpable mass ... entities and/or mass ... Differential diagnosis ... Sheath - Nodular mass ... #rheumatology
Arrhythmias - Differential Diagnosis Algorithm May present as: palpitations, dizziness, syncope, chest discomfort Cardiac Causes: - Structural
Diagnosis Algorithm ... tissue (previous MI ... State: • Anemia ... #Arrhythmias #Cardiology ... Diagnosis #Algorithm
Syncope - Differential Diagnosis Algorithm Neurocardiogenic: • Vasovagal • Orthostatic Hypotension • Autonomic Neuropathy • Situational (micturition,
Syncope - Differential ... Diagnosis Algorithm ... Hypoglycemia • Anemia ... Syndrome #Syncope #Cardiology ... Diagnosis #Algorithm
Approach to ECGs - Ischemia MI = Biomarkers + ECG or echo/angiogram findings Pathologic Q - 1/3 height
Equivalents / Don't Miss ... depression in VI-V2 - posterior ... Ischemia #ECG #EKG #diagnosis ... electrocardiogram #cardiology ... Interpretation #differential
Chronic Infraspinatus Muscle Denervation from Spinoglenoid Notch Paralabral Cyst Imaging Findings: • T2-hyperintense diffuse intramuscular signal of
2-hyperintense mass ... medially from the posterior ... Differential diagnosis ... Cyst #clinical #mri ... #diagnosis #msk
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