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68 yo male patient presents to your clinic with postprandial pain. X-ray below, whats the dx?
Blueberry muffin rash? Congenital CMV or rubella?
harder one:
Taken out of a lung.
what is it?
treatment?
harder one:
Taken out of a lung.
what is it?
treatment?
My guess is small cell carcinoma bc of small blue cells and it's neuroendocrine and that's my association. Treatment is not surgery so chemotherapy.
Lung.
Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis?
ards
Yep, interstitial pneumonia.
the look of the cells on the top is kinda specific to a couple of neoplasms... what is this? what do they call the look of those cells, and what other neoplasm fits the description?
Is it cytoplasmic clearing/halos?
the look of the cells on the top is kinda specific to a couple of neoplasms... what is this? what do they call the look of those cells, and what other neoplasm fits the description?
Oligrodendroglioma?
Its a seminoma, but oligodendroglioma is the other one that shows the "fried egg" appearance.
I guess clear cell renal cell carcinoma also looks similar
ok, whatever this is too easy... just posting it because my ppd test turned positive .... not even in 3rd year yet, what the hell?
cause?
Treponema Pallidum, aortitis.
Is there anything in image A that relates to tertiary syphilis? I had the same guess just going off image B, but I'm not sure if there's anything significantly abnormal from the first image.yup, tree bark aorta.
Is there anything in image A that relates to tertiary syphilis? I had the same guess just going off image B, but I'm not sure if there's anything significantly abnormal from the first image.
Hah. Yeah i didn't even realize that was the aorta at the top. Now that I see it it makes sense, I was just distracted by the unnecessary label. It would have made so much more sense to me if mitral valve wasn't even labeled there. Thanks.
Hah. Yeah i didn't even realize that was the aorta at the top. Now that I see it it makes sense, I was just distracted by the unnecessary label. It would have made so much more sense to me if mitral valve wasn't even labeled there. Thanks.
Why did this thread die?
it is plummer-vinson syndrome59 y/o anemic pt presents to your clinic with a red, beefy tongue.
I can see acid fast bacilli.Something interstitial going on there. is that inflammatory infiltrate?
How about this
Vinblastine
This is a drug reaction from an anti-cancer drug. Which one?