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Pyloric Stenosis 4 week old male presenting with worsening projectile vomiting. Not improved with formula. Paediatric > Case Study Score 3.77 Michelle Pedretti 03 September 2003 4 images Pyloric Stenosis 2 month old male inflant presents with projectile vomiting. Paediatric > Case Study Score 3.25 Martin Necas 03 September 2003 8 images Native Vein AV Dialysis Fistula, Stenosis. 55 year old patient, chronic renal failure, difficult dialysis access. ?AV fistula stenosis. Vascular > Case Study Score 2.90 Martin Necas 02 September 2003 7 images CCA Stenosis Carotid Ultrasound A 77 year old man with a previous history of left carotid endarterectomy in October 1999, presented for a carotid duplex ultrasound in May 2000. Results of the ultrasound examination indicate that the current stenosis is likely a complicati... Vascular > Case Study Score 2.44 Philips Ultrasound 02 September 2003 9 images Pyloric Stenosis 4 week old male infant with non bilious projectile vomiting. Paediatric > Case Study Score 2.22 Chee Chung Hiew 03 September 2003 1 image Distal Common Carotid Artery Stenosis An 85 year old caucasian male was referred for duplex ultrasound assessment of his extracranial carotid arteries following a one hour episode of right arm weakness which had fully resolved. A mid left cervical bruit was noted by the referring vascular surgeon... Vascular > Case Study Score 2.09 GE 02 September 2003 4 images Mitral Valve - Stenosis Mitral valve obstruction can either be due to a supravalvar ring close to the valve orifice obstructing mitral flow, or to papillary muscle abnormality. A parachute mitral valve is where the papillary muscles are fused or one is severely hypoplastic. Mitral v... Obstetric > Clinical Guide Score 1.71 Dr Gurlene Sharland 01 December 2001 3 images Femoro-Popliteal Occlusive Disease -The assessment of lower limb ischemia is one of the most common examinations performed in a vascular lab -the prevalence of femoro-popliteal occlusive disease is often underestimated. Stenoses usually develop gradually and are accompanied by the formation of... Vascular > Clinical Guide Score 1.68 Tracey Harrington DMU(Vasc) Grad Dip Health Sc (U/S) compiled L.Taylor-Turner 28 July 2003 0 images Infantile Hypertrophic Pyloric Stenosis 26 day old male infant, third born, presents with 5 days of crescendo vomiting (projectile in nature) and weight loss. Paediatric > Case Study Score 1.60 Anna Tsimboukli 03 September 2003 4 images Infantile Hypertrophic Pyloric Stenosis An acquired disease of early infancy, typically presenting at week 6 with non-bilious projectile vomiting +/- epigastric mass. US is the diagnostic test of choice. Idiopathic, due to overgrowth of the muscularis layer of the pyloric canal, which leads to g... Paediatric > Clinical Guide Score 1.57 David Davies-Payne 08 May 2003 7 images
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