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Real Cases. Radiology Reasoning.
Case-based radiology education built from a radiologist’s personal clinical archive.


Endoscopic Clips (Endoclips): Appearance on X-ray and CT, with Reporting Tips
Endoscopic Clip — Hemoclip Figure 1. A small radiopaque structure is visible beneath the left hemidiaphragm, projecting over the proximal stomach on the chest radiograph 🔍 How should this device be named? An endoscopic clip is a small metallic device placed onto tissue within the gastrointestinal tract using an endoscope. It is also known as a hemoclip. Figure 2. Magnified radiographic view. The yellow arrow indicates the small radiopaque structure consistent with an endosc
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11 hours ago4 min read


Cervical Corpectomy Cage: Appearance on X-ray and MRI with Reporting Tips
Surgical Implants and Medical Devices — Imaging Identification and Reporting 🔍 How should this implant be named? Metallic mesh corpectomy cageAlternative description: Vertebral body replacement cage What is its purpose? Corpectomy involves partial or complete removal of a vertebral body. A corpectomy cage is placed into the defect created by removal of the vertebral body and associated discs. It supports the anterior spinal column, helps maintain the height of the reconstruc
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11 hours ago3 min read
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