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Osteopenia

What is osteopenia? Osteopenia common causes:

Age Genetics Eating disorders/metabolism disorders Low calcium diet Radiation exposure Lack of exercise Excessive soda and alcohol

Normal

What is different in regards to bone density?

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Shapiro Aleus-Ledain

Michael Bottaro

Erika Gonzalez

Kathran Mayotte

Charles Neri

Porfirio Reinoso

Giuseppe Spata

Runie Thibaud

CT Scan of a normal sized gallbladder

CT Scan of a gallbladderdiagnosed with Cholecystitis

•Acute Cholecystitis is the sudden inflammation of the gallbladder. •Over 90% of diagnosed acute cholecystitis cases are caused by obstruction of the cystic duct by gallstones in the gall bladder. •Other possible causes include severe illness and tumors of the gallbladder.•Acute cholecystitis occurs because the blockage causes an accumulation of bile in the gallbladder and increases pressure. The combination of concentrated bile and pressure building up can irritate the wall of the gallbladder causing it to swell. Severe inflammation of the gallbladder will interrupt normal blood flow, and if not treated can cause cell death.

22 year old Female

Dx : DuctalCarcinoma

Stage : 3

Ductal Carcinoma, or Invasive Ductal Carcinoma (IDC) is the type of cancer present in 80 percent of all breast cancer diagnosis. Ductal refers to the fact that the cancer originates in the milk duct of the breast and carcinoma means anything that originates from the skin or tissue of the breast; or any cancer for that matter. The word invasive means that the cancer cells have extended beyond the walls of the milk ducts and into the breast tissue.

What is Ductal Carcinoma?

Cancerous Non Cancerous

Cancerous Non Cancerous

Non Cancerous Cancerous

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Patient Condition1. Anemia- A decrease in number of red blood cells. - Leads to hypoxia which known as lack of oxygen to organs.

Patient Condition2.CABG - Also known as Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting - A surgery that improves blood flow to the heart. -Treatment is for people who have severe coronary heart disease.

Patient Conditon3. Ileus- A blow obstruction in intestine.

-Decrease motor activity of GI tract.

ABNORMAL ABDOMEN

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Nehe BahDharam Bhagwandas

Jennifer MoretaAdam Hernandez

Lariss ParkWendy Rodriguez

75 year old patient with a history of breast cancer •Metastasized into her esophagus; causing for the removal and

replacement of the esophagus. •Ivor- Lewis Esophagectomy is the removal of the esophagus and part

of the stomach. •To allow swallowing and passage of food, part of the stomach and the small intestines are used to make a connection.

Surgical clips on mediastinum in order to raise part of stomach

and small intestine for the replacement of the esophagus

AcuteCholecystitis

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Inter Hospital Collaborative Project 2013 Presented by The Senior Class of the Radiologic Technologies and Medical Imaging Program

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Jennifer Aristizbal

Osteomyelitis is an infection/inflammation within a bone.

Infections can occur via the:

•Bloodstream; due to surrounding infected tissue.

•Injury that exposed the bone to potential pathogens

•Circulation disorders; Uncontrolled Diabetes

•Impaired Immune System

Osteomyelitis

What is Osteomyelitis ?

•Osteomyelitis symptoms include:

•Fever, chills

•Irritability, lethargy in children

•Pain in the immediate area of the infection

•Swelling, warmth and redness over the area

•Osteomyelitis may or may not cause signs and symptoms.

Symptoms & Signs

What is AcuteCholecystitis?

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Sadia Zabeen

William Jung

Robert Tsang

Roksana Sobizak

Tiara John

Erik Backa

Danielle Carberry

Uterine Fibroid Embolization

What is a Uterine Fibroid Embolization?

•Uterine Fibroid Embolization is a invasive treatment for fibroid tumors of the uterus.

•Benign tumors that arise from the muscular walls of the uterus.

Symptoms vary depending on the size of the tumor, and location. Pelvic pain Pressure on the bladder and rectum. Obstructed urination and defecation.

Symptoms

Treatments Minimally invasive procedure (UFE)

Using Flouroscopy Insert a catheter, injecting tiny particles into the femoral artery. By doing so, will block the blood flow to the uterine fibroid. Result: Starvation and death of fibroid

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Fibular Hemimelia

What is Fibular Hemimelia?

-Fibular hemimelia is a birth defect where part or all the fibular bone is absent.

-Most often is unilateral.

Diagnosis and Causes

-Can be observed in radiographs during pregnancy

-Shortened leg, ankle or knee instability due to absence of fibula bone.

-Most cases of fibular hemimelia are thought to occur for no reason.

Treatment

Treatment will depend on the severity and condition of the limb.

Choices consist of either amputation of lower leg or tibia lengthening.