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Fotografías de distintos pacientes en uno de mis trabajos hace unos años 🩻

Grade 3 on the left (sparing renal pelvis) and Grade 5 on the right (marked hydroureter and hydronephrosis). Case courtesy of Leonardo Lustosa, Radiopaedia.org, rID: 94352

Miao Xiaochun  -  Fluoroscopy   (acrylic on linen, 2015)

Swipe! In my practice, it is not uncommon to see patients presenting with multiple bumps and lesions. Involving many joints, these boggy masses are usually from tuberculosis and do very well managed medically. Here, we have a patient with multiple lesions on the leg presenting with night pain, allodynia, and there is neuralgia from mass effect as well as motor weakness in the anterior leg. There are enchondromas present elsewhere in the body but not shown here. (A) Hemangiomas are seen on coronal and sagittal MRI cuts, labelled 1, 2 and 3. The ultrasound slide is included showing tumor vascularity. (B) Inserting needles into the tumor and injecting a radio-opaque sclerosing agent for intralesional control. #maffuccisyndrome #orthopaedics #footandankle #hemangioma #legpain #patienthappy #aotrauma #pieytobillo #bacolodfootdoctor #firstloveistrauma #elderly #radiology #tumor #vascularintervention #trauma #couldbeworse #empathy #fluoroscopy #pregabalin #paincontrol https://www.instagram.com/p/BnctChKgc-q/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1604fste4a1ua

High res view from the side. The radiating wires from the previous view are on the right hand side. The silicon chip is in there, but its lower atomic number means that it doesn’t show up as dark as the wires. The light gray around the sides is the plastic case.

(Image courtesy of Dr Matt Skalski, Radiopaedia.org, rID: 22569)

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