Eur. Radiol. 3,283-286 (1993) © Springer-Verlag 1993

Junior film reading session

ECR '93, Vienna, Austria- September, 1993

Case 1

Presenter: Dr. Margaret Smet, Dept. of Radiology, Uni- versity of Leuven.

12 year-old-girl. In the last weeks she complained of mild symptoms, including serotine fever and weight loss. A chest X-ray showed a large opacity of the right upper lobe, with calcifications. Initial diagnosis was hydatis cysts. A CT and an MRI examination were performed, followed by CT biopsy. (Courtesy of Dr. Fasanelli, Ospedale Bambin Gesu, Rome)

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Case 2

Presenter: Dr. Jean Claude Kurdziel, Dept. of Radiology, University of Luxemburg.

A 22-year-old man, actively sportive, complained of acute leg swelling. On physical examination, a diffuse edema was found. A CT and an MRI, including MR angiography sequences, were performed.

Case 3

Presenter: Dr. Jiri Neuwirth, Clinic for Diagnostic Radi- ology II B, Praha.

A 21-year-old man complained of chronic back pain. He was partly hiding his symptoms, planning to disclose them at the beginning of military service (hernia is a cause for leave). He entered a routine check-out at the military hospital. A conventional X-ray was performed, followed by CT of the spine. (Courtesy of Dr. De Bac, Rome)

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Case 4

Presenter: Dr. Christian Herold, Dept. of Radiology, AKH, Wien.

A 69-year-old patient suffered from chronic obstructive bronchopneumopathy and emphysema. He was referred to hospital because of recent, moderate hemoptisis. He also presented a history of moderate not well-defined dysphagia. A standard chest X-ray was obtained, followed by a barium swallow. (Courtesy of Dr. Kastler, University of Strasbourg)

Presenter: Dr. Andras Varghas, Dept. of Radiology, Univ. Hospital of Sopron, Hungaria.

26-year-old white female presenting with a palpable mass in the right upper quadrant of the abdomen and with inter- mittent arthralgia.

Fig. a: Sagittal ultrasound through the abdomen Fig. b: Unenhanced CT scan through the upper abdomen Fig. c: Contrast enhanced CT scan through the upper ab- domen