Question: is this image modality t1, t2, or flair?

Answer: t2


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ systems can be evaluated with this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: medulloblastoma (pnet)


Question: what type of image modality is seen?

Answer: mr - adc map (app diff coeff)


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: brain metastasis, sources and locations


Question: is 	this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: coronal


Question: what is the organ principally shown in this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: intracranial lipoma


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is displayed in this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: brain abscess (gram positive cocci)


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: mr - flair


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ systems can be evaluated with this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: cystic meningioma, atypical


Question: is this a noncontrast mri?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this mri taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what part of the body does this mri show?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: retinoblastoma


Question: what imaging modality is used?

Answer: be - barium enema


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: oblique


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the gastrointestinal image?

Answer: rectovaginal fistula


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: mr - t1w w/gadolinium


Question: in what plane is this mri captured?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what is the organ principally shown in this mri?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: spinal tuberculosis/potts disease


Question: which image modality is this?

Answer: mr - flair


Question: what is the plane of the mri?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: medulloblastoma


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this mri captured?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: subdural empyema  and epidural empyema


Question: what imaging method was used?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this x-ray taken?

Answer: frontal


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is most alarming about this x-ray?

Answer: scfe (slipped capital femoral epiphysis)


Question: what type of imaging was used?

Answer: be - barium enema


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: ap


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the gastrointestinal image?

Answer: ileo-colic (ileo-cecal) intussusception


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: osteochondroma


Question: how is the image taken?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: what plane is this ultrasound in?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: fibromatosis colli


Question: what kind of image is this?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: stress fracture/march fracture


Question: how was the image taken?

Answer: mr - flair


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: stroke, ischemic infarction


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: what is the plane of the angiogram?

Answer: frontal


Question: what organ is this angiogram showing?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what is abnormal in the angiogram?

Answer: peripheral vascular disease s/p atherectomy


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: oblique


Question: what organ is this x-ray showing?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this x-ray?

Answer: spondylolysis and spondylolithesis


Question: what type of imaging does this represent?

Answer: mr - stir


Question: what plane was used in this mri?

Answer: 3d reconstruction


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: primary sclerosing cholangitis


Question: what type of imaging does this represent?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what is the plane of this x-ray?

Answer: ap


Question: what part of the body is being imaged here?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is most alarming about this x-ray?

Answer: asthma and pneumomediastinum


Question: what was this image taken with?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: pa


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: sarcoidosis


Question: what is the modality of this image?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this x-ray?

Answer: lateral


Question: what organ systems can be evaluated with this x-ray?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: pediatric pneumonia (round pneumonia)


Question: is this a t1 weighted, t2 weighted, or flair image?

Answer: t2


Question: what plane is this mri in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this mri showing?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: ganglioglioma


Question: what kind of image is this?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this x-ray?

Answer: frontal


Question: what is one organ system seen in this image?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: osteochondritis dissecans


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: mr - dwi diffusion weighted


Question: in what plane is this mri taken?

Answer: axial


Question: the mri shows what organ system?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: subdural empyema


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is displayed in this ct scan?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: asthma and pneumomediastinum


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: axial


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: left superior vena cava


Question: what was this image taken with?

Answer: us-d - doppler ultrasound


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: transverse


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is abnormal in the ultrasound?

Answer: testicular torsion


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast mri?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: in what plane is this mri?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: intracranial lipoma


Question: was gi contrast given to the patient?

Answer: no


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: coronal


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: lymphangioma


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: pulmonary embolism


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast mri?

Answer: contrast


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: subependymoma, lateral ventricle


Question: what type of imaging modality is used to acquire the image?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane was used in this x-ray?

Answer: lateral


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: pulmonary lymphangioleiomyomatosis (lam)


Question: what type of imaging was used?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: calcaneocuboid coalition


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this ct scan captured?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this ct scan showing?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: ependymal neoplasms, ependymoma


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is shown in the mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: cryptococcal meningoencephalitis


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: mr - t2 weighted


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ systems can be evaluated with this mri?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: lumbosacral dysgenesis (syndrome of caudal regression).


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: ocular  melanoma


Question: which image modality is this?

Answer: mr - flair


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: marchiafava bignami disease


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: esophageal leiomyoma


Question: how was this image taken?

Answer: mr - adc map (app diff coeff)


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: posterior cerebral artery infarction


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: contrast


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: non-hodgkins lymphoma of the small bowel


Question: is this a t1 weighted, t2 weighted, or flair image?

Answer: flair


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ is this mri showing?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: colloid (neuroepithelial) cyst of the third ventricle


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is this ct scan taken in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ systems can be evaluated with this ct scan?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: pulmonary sarcoidosis


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: opll - ossification of the posterior longitudinal ligament


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma


Question: what imaging modality is used?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this x-ray captured?

Answer: frontal


Question: what organ system is primarily present in this image?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: rheumatoid arthritis


Question: is this a t1 weighted, t2 weighted, or flair image?

Answer: t2


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: osteomyelitis


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is this mri in?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ is this mri showing?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: olfactory neuroblastoma (esthesioneuroblastoma)


Question: was gi contrast given to the patient?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: axial


Question: what is one organ system seen in this image?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: classical hodgkins lymphoma, nodular sclerosis subtype


Question: what imaging modality is seen here?

Answer: sbft - small bowel


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: pa


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is most alarming about this gastrointestinal image?

Answer: chrohn's disease


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: avascular necrosis of the femoral head


Question: what was this image taken with?

Answer: bas - barium swallow


Question: what plane was used in this gastrointestinal image?

Answer: lateral


Question: what organ systems can be evaluated with this gastrointestinal image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the gastrointestinal image?

Answer: cricopharyngeal achalasia


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t2


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: transdural spinal cord herniation


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast mri?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: what plane was used in this mri?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: osmotic myelinolysis, central pontine myelinolysis


Question: what type of contrast did this patient have?

Answer: iv


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is primarily present in this image?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: puerperal (post-partum) septic pelvic thrombophlebitis


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: ct with iv contrast


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is primarily present in this image?

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: double aortic arch


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ systems can be evaluated with this ct scan?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: fibrosarcoma


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t2


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: cavernous malformation,  thoracic spinal cord


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: cerebral infarction (stroke)


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this mri captured?

Answer: coronal


Question: which organ system is shown in the mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: astrocytoma, low-grade (who 2), supratentorial


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: ct w/contrast (iv)


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what is one organ system seen in this image?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: thyroid goiter


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in this ct scan?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: peritoneal mesothelioma


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t2


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: cavernoma


Question: was iv contrast given to the patient?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this ct scan showing?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: transitional cell carcinoma


Question: with what modality is this image taken?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: ap


Question: what is the organ principally shown in this x-ray?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: sickle cell disease


Question: what was this image taken with?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this x-ray captured?

Answer: lateral


Question: what organ system is shown in this x-ray?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: esophageal foreign body - coin ingestion


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t1


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: coronal


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: metastatic breast cancer


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: ct - gi & iv contrast


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in this ct scan?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: pancreatic divisum


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t2


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: giant intracranial aneurysm


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: meningeal hemangiopericytoma


Question: what type of contrast did this patient have?

Answer: iv


Question: in what plane is this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what is one organ system seen in this image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: incidental malrotation and acute appendicitis


Question: is this a noncontrast mri?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: cerebral arterial dolichoectasia


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: ewing sarcoma


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: mr - t2 weighted


Question: which plane is this mri taken in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: arachnoid cyst


Question: what type of imaging is this?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: frontal


Question: which organ system is shown in the x-ray?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: congenital diaphragmatic hernia


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: mr - flair


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: diffuse large b-cell lymphoma


Question: what type of image modality is this?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: frontal


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is most alarming about this x-ray?

Answer: pediatric pneumonia (round pneumonia)


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: os acromiale


Question: was gi contrast given to the patient?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: coronal


Question: what part of the body does this ct scan show?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: odontoid process fracture, type ii


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: ct - gi & iv contrast


Question: what plane is this ct scan in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: acute appendicitis with an appendicolith


Question: what type of imaging modality is seen in this image?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: lateral


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: vertebral artery dissection with cerebellar infarction


Question: what imaging modality is used?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: lateral


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: asbestos pleural plaques


Question: what imaging modality was used?

Answer: cta - ct angiography


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: dural sinus thrombosis


Question: was iv contrast given to the patient?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is this ct scan in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: small bowel lymphoma


Question: what imaging modality is used to acquire this picture?

Answer: mr - dwi diffusion weighted


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ systems can be evaluated with this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: arachnoid cyst


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body does this ct scan show?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: vasospasm, subarachnoid hemorrhage


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: jugular foramen mass


Question: what was this image taken with?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: what plane is this ultrasound in?

Answer: longitudinal


Question: what organ system is primarily present in this image?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: para-ovarian cyst


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: childhood brain tumors, epidemiology, demographics


Question: which image modality is this?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ systems can be evaluated with this x-ray?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: colles' fracture


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t1


Question: in what plane is this mri?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is primarily present in this image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: gray matter heterotopia, focal type


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: choanal atresia and congenital nasal airway obstruction


Question: is this a t1 weighted, t2 weighted, or flair image?

Answer: flair


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this mri showing?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: paradoxic embolization, patent foramen ovale, cerebral infarction


Question: what is the modality of this image?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: longitudinal


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is abnormal in the ultrasound?

Answer: yolk sac tumor


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: transverse


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is most alarming about this ultrasound?

Answer: abdominoscrotal hydrocele


Question: what imaging method was used?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: what plane was used in this angiogram?

Answer: oblique


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: multiple aneurysm, cerebral


Question: which image modality is this?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: pa


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: spiral salter-harris ii fracture


Question: is this image modality t1, t2, or flair?

Answer: t2


Question: what plane was used in this mri?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: pulmonary hamartoma


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: coronal


Question: what is the organ principally shown in this mri?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: sarcoidosis


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: axial


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: basilar tip aneurysm


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: os odontoideum


Question: is this a t1 weighted, t2 weighted, or flair image?

Answer: t2


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: retinoblastoma


Question: what imaging modality is seen here?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this x-ray?

Answer: ap


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: fracture of the base of 5th metatarsal.


Question: what modality was used to take this image?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: which plane is this ultrasound taken in?

Answer: transverse


Question: what organ system is primarily present in this image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the ultrasound?

Answer: liver hemangioma


Question: how is the image taken?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: lateral


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: chance fracture


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is this ct scan in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: pancreatic adenocarcinoma


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: mr - t2 weighted


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is displayed in this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: intracranial epidermoid tumor


Question: is this image modality t1, t2, or flair?

Answer: t2


Question: what is the plane of the mri?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: cerebellar hemangioblastoma


Question: what was this image taken with?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this x-ray captured?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ is this x-ray showing?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: hydroxyapatite deposition disease


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: scleroderma


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: jefferson fracture


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t1


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: chloroma


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: what plane is this ct scan in?

Answer: 3d reconstruction


Question: what organ systems can be evaluated with this ct scan?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: cleidocranial dysostosis/dysplasia


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ is this mri showing?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: leptomeningeal sarcoid


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this ct scan?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: celiac, abdominal aorta, & common iliac aneurysms


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this mri?

Answer: coronal


Question: which organ system is shown in the mri?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: mucinous degeneration of the anterior cruciate ligament


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t2


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: anoxic brain injury, anoxia


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this ct scan?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: intraosseous lipoma


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: intervertebral disk herniation


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: ct with iv contrast


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: nonspecific interstitial pneumonitis


Question: was gi contrast given to the patient?

Answer: no


Question: in which plane is the ct scan displayed?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged here?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: complicated cholecystitis:  gangrenous cholecystitis with focal perforation and pericholecystic abscess


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: lateral


Question: what organ is this angiogram showing?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this angiogram?

Answer: arteriovenous malformation (avm)


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane of the ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: adpkd -autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease


Question: what type of contrast did this patient have?

Answer: iv


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is displayed in this ct scan?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: glomus tumor, paraganglioma, chemodectoma


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: mr - flair


Question: what is the plane of this mri?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: ewing sarcoma


Question: how is the image taken?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: ap


Question: which organ is captured by this x-ray?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: langerhan cell histiocytosis


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: ct with gi and iv contrast


Question: in what plane is this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: renal cell carcinoma


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: contrast


Question: what is the plane of the ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: gardner's syndrome complicated by desmoid tumor


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: bas - barium swallow


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: oblique


Question: which organ is captured by this gastrointestinal image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: foregut cyst


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: pulmonary thromboembolism


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: location of mucoceles


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: dural metastases, prostate cancer


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: axial


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: myelolipoma


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is this mri taken in?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: ependymoma


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: mr - t2 weighted


Question: what is the plane of the mri?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: ventriculus terminalis


Question: what modality is shown?

Answer: mra - mr angiography/venography


Question: in what plane is this mri taken?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ system is primarily present in this image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: intracranial venous thrombosis


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: achalasia


Question: is this a t1 weighted, t2 weighted, or flair image?

Answer: flair


Question: what is the plane of this mri?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: ependymoma


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what part of the body does this ct scan show?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: ameloblastoma


Question: is this a t1 weighted, t2 weighted, or flair image?

Answer: t1


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is shown in this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: hemangiopericytoma


Question: is this a t1 weighted, t2 weighted, or flair image?

Answer: t2


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: diastematomyelia


Question: what type of imaging modality is used to acquire the image?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: vertebral artery dissection with cerebellar infarcts


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast mri?

Answer: contrast


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: medulloblastoma (pnet)


Question: what is the modality of this image?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is this x-ray in?

Answer: lateral


Question: what part of the body does this x-ray show?

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: anomalous right subclavian artery (and large right cardiac fat pad)


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this mri showing?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: cavernous malformation (cavernous angioma)


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what part of the body is being imaged here?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: hyperflexion injury of the thoracic spine


Question: what modality was used to take this image?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: frontal


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: hill sachs lesion


Question: what type of imaging modality is used to acquire the image?

Answer: mr - dwi diffusion weighted


Question: what plane is this mri in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: anoxic brain injury due to acute basilar artery thrombosis


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t1


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: fat embolism with cerebral infarction


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this mri?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: intravascular lymphomatosis


Question: is this a noncontrast mri?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: glioblastoma multiforme (gbm, astrocytoma grade 4/iv)


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: emphysematous pyelonephritis


Question: is this a t1 weighted, t2 weighted, or flair image?

Answer: t1


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: agenesis of the corpus callosum


Question: what kind of scan is this?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: in which plane is the angiogram displayed?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ system is primarily present in this image?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: post-operative internal carotid artery fistula, level of ophthalmic artery.


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: coronal


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: occipital condyle fractures


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast mri?

Answer: contrast


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: coronal


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: astrocytoma, grading and subtypes


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane was used in this mri?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is primarily present in this image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: intracranial hypotension


Question: what is the modality?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: which plane is this ultrasound taken in?

Answer: longitudinal


Question: what part of the body is being imaged here?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: gastroschisis


Question: what type of image modality is this?

Answer: mr - pdw proton density


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: hemophilia


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: lateral


Question: what organ system is shown in this x-ray?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: plantar plate disruption


Question: in what modality is this image taken?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: transverse


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: parathyroid adenoma


Question: what is the modality of this image?

Answer: mr - other pulse seq.


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ is this mri showing?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: wilms tumor


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: diffuse large b-cell lymphoma


Question: what imaging modality is used?

Answer: cta - ct angiography


Question: which plane is this ct scan taken in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ systems can be evaluated with this ct scan?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: cerebral arterial dolichoectasia


Question: was gi contrast given to the patient?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: coronal


Question: the ct scan shows what organ system?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: odontoid process fracture, type ii


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what is the organ principally shown in this ct scan?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: primary lymphoma of bone


Question: is this a t1 weighted, t2 weighted, or flair image?

Answer: t2


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: squamous cell carcinoma


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is shown in the mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: diffuse large cell lymphoma


Question: what modality was used to take this image?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: lateral


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: osteochondral loose body


Question: what was this image taken with?

Answer: nm - nuclear medicine


Question: in what plane is this nuclear medicine image captured?

Answer: frontal


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is abnormal in the nuclear medicine image?

Answer: graves disease


Question: what modality is shown?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in which plane is the x-ray displayed?

Answer: frontal


Question: which organ system is shown in the x-ray?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: stress fracture of the distal fibula


Question: what type of image modality is this?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: longitudinal


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is most alarming about this ultrasound?

Answer: fibromatosis colli


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: coronal


Question: what part of the body is being imaged here?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: orbital retrobulbar dermoid cyst


Question: is 	this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: nonketotic hyperglycemic hemichorea hemiballismus


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: hepatocellular carcinoma


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: aberrant right subclavian artery (arsa)


Question: is this a t1 weighted, t2 weighted, or flair image?

Answer: t2


Question: which plane is this mri taken in?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what is the organ principally shown in this mri?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: vertebral osteomyelitis and diskitis


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: intraventricular meningioma


Question: how is the image taken?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: lateral


Question: which organ system is shown in the x-ray?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: unicameral bone cyst with pathologic fracture


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: posterior reversible leukoencephalopathy, pres


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is this ct scan taken in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: dysgenesis of the corpus callosum with a lipoma


Question: is this a t1 weighted, t2 weighted, or flair image?

Answer: t2


Question: in what plane is this mri captured?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: acl tear


Question: is this a t1 weighted, t2 weighted, or flair image?

Answer: t2


Question: which plane is this mri taken in?

Answer: axial


Question: the mri shows what organ system?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: torch infections


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane of this mri?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what is one organ system seen in this image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: langerhan cell histiocytosis


Question: is 	this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: neurosarcoid, cns sarcoid


Question: what kind of image is this?

Answer: cta - ct angiography


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: arteriovenous malformation (avm) with large aneurysm.


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: meningioma


Question: is this a t1 weighted, t2 weighted, or flair image?

Answer: flair


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: charge synrome


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ is this mri showing?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: cerebellar hemangioblastoma


Question: is this image modality t1, t2, or flair?

Answer: t2


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: osteosarcoma


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast mri?

Answer: contrast


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is primarily present in this image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: acute bacterial meningitis


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is this ct scan in?

Answer: axial


Question: what is the organ principally shown in this ct scan?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: acute appendicitis


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t2


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what is the organ principally shown in this mri?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: intraosseous lipoma of the distal femur


Question: in what modality is this image taken?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is abnormal in the ultrasound?

Answer: pyonephrosis


Question: what type of contrast did this patient have?

Answer: iv


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this ct scan?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: metastatic ductal carcinoma (breast)


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: contrast


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: diverticulitis


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: lateral


Question: the x-ray shows what organ system?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: lipoma arborescens


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t1


Question: in what plane is this mri?

Answer: axial


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: colloid cyst, neuroepithelial cyst


Question: what imaging modality is used?

Answer: cta - ct angiography


Question: in what plane is this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: castleman disease


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane was used in this mri?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: endometrioma


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged here?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: abdominal compartment syndrome


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this ct scan showing?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: nontraumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage


Question: what modality was used to take this image?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is abnormal in the ultrasound?

Answer: bicornuate uterus


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t1


Question: in what plane is this mri captured?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is primarily present in this image?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: cavernous hemangioma


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: ct w/contrast (iv)


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: takayasu's arteritis


Question: is this a t1 weighted, t2 weighted, or flair image?

Answer: t1


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: dural sinus thrombosis


Question: is this a t1 weighted, t2 weighted, or flair image?

Answer: flair


Question: in what plane is this mri captured?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is primarily present in this image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: spongioform encephalopathy, presumed variant creutzfeldt-jakob disease


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: porcelain gallbladder


Question: what type of image modality is this?

Answer: be - barium enema


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: ap


Question: which organ is captured by this gastrointestinal image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: colorectal adenocarcinoma with mets to liver


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: meningioma


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what is one organ system seen in this image?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: satisfaction of search, double aortic arch with 3d reconstruction, and incidental renal cell carcinoma


Question: what modality was used to take this image?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ systems can be evaluated with this x-ray?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: calcium hydroxyapatite crystal deposition disease


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this ct scan in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ systems can be evaluated with this ct scan?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: portal vein thrombosis


Question: what imaging modality was used?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: pa


Question: what organ systems can be evaluated with this x-ray?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: pancoast tumor


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what is the organ principally shown in this ct scan?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: brain, cerebral abscess


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: contrast


Question: what is the plane of this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body does this ct scan show?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: renal malignancy


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: colloid (neuroepithelial) cyst of the third ventricle


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane of the mri?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged here?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: herpes simplex encephalitis (hse)


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane of the ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: oropharyngeal cancer


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this mri in?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: multifocal bone infarcts (osteonecrosis) in a patient with systemic lupus erythematosus.


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: no


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: acute appendicitis


Question: what modality is used to take this image?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: transverse


Question: what organ system is primarily present in this image?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is most alarming about this ultrasound?

Answer: left testicular mass


Question: what type of imaging modality is used to acquire the image?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: what plane was used in this ultrasound?

Answer: transverse


Question: the ultrasound shows what organ system?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: renal angiomyolipoma


Question: what type of image modality is seen?

Answer: cta - ct angiography


Question: in what plane is this ct scan captured?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: carotid artery dissection


Question: is this a t1 weighted, t2 weighted, or flair image?

Answer: t2


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: axial


Question: the mri shows what organ system?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: intradural and extramedullary tumors


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: ct with iv contrast


Question: what is the plane of the ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what is one organ system seen in this image?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: bladder rupture


Question: in what modality is this image taken?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: transverse


Question: what is one organ system seen in this image?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is abnormal in the ultrasound?

Answer: subchorionic hemorrhage


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane was used in this mri?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what part of the body does this mri show?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: spondylodiskitis with epidural abcess of the cervical spine


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: in what plane is this angiogram taken?

Answer: ap


Question: what is one organ system seen in this image?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is most alarming about this angiogram?

Answer: carotid body tumor


Question: is 	this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: metastatic bronchogenic carcinoma


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: what is the plane of this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what is one organ system seen in this image?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: kyphoplasty cement leak


Question: is this a noncontrast mri?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body does this mri show?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: vestibular schwannoma ("acoustic"schwannoma)


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what is the organ principally shown in this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: arachnoid cyst


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: axial


Question: what is the organ principally shown in this ct scan?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: median arcuate ligament syndrome


Question: is this a noncontrast mri?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged here?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: moyamoya disease


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ systems can be evaluated with this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: cerebral arteriovenous malformation (avm) dva pons


Question: what kind of image is this?

Answer: bas - barium swallow


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is most alarming about this gastrointestinal image?

Answer: zenker's diverticulum


Question: what modality was used to take this image?

Answer: ugi - upper gi


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: frontal


Question: what organ system is primarily present in this image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: duodenal diverticuli


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this mri?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is primarily present in this image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: glioblastoma multiforme


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: intramuscular hemangioma


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: axial


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: liposarcoma, myxoid liposarcoma


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is displayed in this ct scan?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: acute epidural hematoma


Question: is this a t1 weighted, t2 weighted, or flair image?

Answer: flair


Question: in what plane is this mri?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: aneurysm, cerebral


Question: what kind of image is this?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is abnormal in the ultrasound?

Answer: ectopic pregnancy


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is this ct scan in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: scimitar syndrome


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: contrast


Question: in what plane is this ct scan captured?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: portal vein thrombosis


Question: is this image modality t1, t2, or flair?

Answer: t2


Question: in what plane is this mri taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this mri showing?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: vertebral basilar artery dissection with pontine infarct


Question: is 	this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane of this mri?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: astrocytoma, low-grade (who 2), supratentorial


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: axial


Question: what is one organ system seen in this image?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: pleomorphic adenoma of the parotid gland


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: depressed  skull  fractures


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: lateral


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: femoral neck stress fractures


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: dentigerous cyst


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t2


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is primarily present in this image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: cerebellar astrocytoma (pilocytic astrocytoma)


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: cavitary lung nodule


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: angiosarcoma


Question: was iv contrast given to the patient?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: empyema


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t1


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: agenesis of the corpus callosum


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this ct scan taken?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is primarily present in this image?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: is this image normal?

Answer: no


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: in which plane is the mri displayed?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what is the organ principally shown in this mri?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: intradural extramedullary meningioma.


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t1


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: the mri shows what organ system?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: chondrosarcoma


Question: with what modality is this image taken?

Answer: mr - adc map (app diff coeff)


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: posterior cerebellar artery infarct


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: mr - flair


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: acute bacterial meningitis


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast mri?

Answer: contrast


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: dnet (dysembryoplastic neuroepithelial tumor)


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: which plane is this ct scan taken in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is displayed in this ct scan?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: cephalohematoma


Question: was gi contrast given to the patient?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this ct scan showing?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: intestinal malrotation


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ systems can be evaluated with this ct scan?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: arteriovenous malformation (avm)


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this ct scan taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: compound composite odontoma


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane of this mri?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is displayed in this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: colloid (neuroepithelial) cyst of the third ventricle


Question: is this image modality t1, t2, or flair?

Answer: t2


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: coronal


Question: the mri shows what organ system?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: mesial temporal sclerosis


Question: what imaging modality is seen here?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: in what plane is this angiogram captured?

Answer: pa


Question: what organ system is primarily present in this image?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: subclavian vein stenosis


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this x-ray?

Answer: lateral


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: rheumatoid arthritis


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: coronal


Question: what part of the body does this ct scan show?

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: right aortic arch with aberrant left subclavian artery


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: ct w/contrast (iv)


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: pulmonary embolism


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: mr - flair


Question: what is the plane of the mri?

Answer: axial


Question: what is the organ principally shown in this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: vertebral artery dissection with cerebellar infarction


Question: is this a t1 weighted, t2 weighted, or flair image?

Answer: t2


Question: what plane was used in this mri?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: developmental venous anomaly (dva) and cavernous malformation


Question: how is the image taken?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: transverse


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: porcelain gallbladder


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane of the mri?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: west nile encephalitis


Question: is this image modality t1, t2, or flair?

Answer: t2


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is shown in the mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: pheochromocytoma


Question: was gi contrast given to the patient?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: axial


Question: what is the organ principally shown in this ct scan?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: achalasia


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast mri?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged here?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: dural sinus thrombosis


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: ct w/contrast (iv)


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this ct scan showing?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: lung adenocarcinoma and cns metastasis


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this ct scan?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: uterine lipoleiomyoma


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: ct with iv contrast


Question: what is the plane of this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what is the organ principally shown in this ct scan?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: thoracic neuroblastoma


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: what plane was used in this ct scan?

Answer: sagittal


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: spondylolysis


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ systems can be evaluated with this mri?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: ependymoma cervical spinal cord


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this mri captured?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: pontine glioma


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: coronal


Question: what part of the body does this ct scan show?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: abdominal compartment syndrome


Question: was gi contrast given to the patient?

Answer: no


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this ct scan showing?

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: persistent left superior vena cava (plsvc)


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what part of the body is being imaged here?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: herpes simplex encephalitis.


Question: what imaging modality is used to acquire this picture?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is most alarming about this x-ray?

Answer: foreign body aspiration


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is this mri taken in?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: parasellar meningioma and arachnoid cyst


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: neuroblastoma


Question: what is the modality of this image?

Answer: cta - ct angiography


Question: which plane is this ct scan taken in?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is shown in the ct scan?

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: pulmonary embolism


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: arachnoid cyst


Question: what modality is used to take this image?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this x-ray?

Answer: differentiating lumbar discopathy from protrusion acetabula


Question: how is the image taken?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: sagittal


Question: which organ is captured by this ultrasound?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: endometrial polyp


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: mr - t2 weighted


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: adenomyosis


Question: what is the modality of this image?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in which plane is the x-ray displayed?

Answer: lateral


Question: what part of the body is being imaged here?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: cervical spine trauma


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t1


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: sagittal


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: cns prenchymal metastasis


Question: what kind of scan is this?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: transverse


Question: what organ system is primarily present in this image?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what is most alarming about this ultrasound?

Answer: cerebral infarct (l mca territory)


Question: what imaging modality was used?

Answer: be - barium enema


Question: in what plane is this gastrointestinal image?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: ileal atresia


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: contrast


Question: in which plane is the ct scan displayed?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: midgut malrotation


Question: is 	this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is displayed in this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: medulloblastoma


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is shown in the ct scan?

Answer: breast


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: brain death (nuclear medicine)


Question: what is the modality?

Answer: nm - nuclear medicine


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: ap


Question: what is one organ system seen in this image?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the nuclear medicine image?

Answer: osteomyelitis


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ systems can be evaluated with this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (pres)


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: osteogenesis imperfecta


Question: is this a noncontrast mri?

Answer: no


Question: what plane was used in this mri?

Answer: coronal


Question: what is one organ system seen in this image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: ependymoma


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: contrast


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: hepatic hemangioma


Question: what type of imaging does this represent?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ is this ultrasound showing?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is abnormal in the ultrasound?

Answer: epididymitis


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what is the organ principally shown in this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: desmoplastic  medulloblastoma


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is displayed in this ct scan?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: dermoid cyst


Question: what imaging modality is used to acquire this picture?

Answer: mr - fiesta


Question: in what plane is this mri?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ systems can be evaluated with this mri?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: intradural extramedullary meningioma.


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t2


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: gray matter heterotopia, focal type


Question: what type of image modality is seen?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: vein of galen malformation


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane of this mri?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: tethered spinal cord with terminal spinal lipoma.


Question: was iv contrast given to the patient?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane was used in this ct scan?

Answer: 3d reconstruction


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: pulmonary sequestration


Question: what type of imaging is this?

Answer: sbft - small bowel


Question: in what plane is this gastrointestinal image taken?

Answer: frontal


Question: which organ system is shown in the gastrointestinal image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the gastrointestinal image?

Answer: jejunal diverticulosis


Question: what type of contrast did this patient have?

Answer: iv


Question: what is the plane of the ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is primarily present in this image?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: partial anomalous pulmonary venous return


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: axial


Question: the mri shows what organ system?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: fronto-nasal encephalocele


Question: was iv contrast given to the patient?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this ct scan captured?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: esophageal b-cell lymphoma


Question: what type of imaging is this?

Answer: cta - ct angiography


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: aneurysm, cerebral


Question: is this image modality t1, t2, or flair?

Answer: t2


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: intracranial internal carotid artery aneurysm


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: ct with iv contrast


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: bronchiectasis


Question: what modality was used to take this image?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: longitudinal


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is most alarming about this ultrasound?

Answer: choledocholithiasis


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: breast


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: inflammatory breast carcinoma


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: coronal


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: neurosarcoid, cns sarcoid


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: the ct scan shows what organ system?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: amebic meningoencephalitis


Question: is this a t1 weighted, t2 weighted, or flair image?

Answer: t1


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: epidermoid cyst


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is primarily present in this image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: cerebral infarction (stroke)


Question: is this a t1 weighted, t2 weighted, or flair image?

Answer: t1


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: pilomyxoid astrocytoma (pma), who grade 2


Question: what type of contrast did this patient have?

Answer: iv


Question: in what plane is this ct scan captured?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is primarily present in this image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: primary biliary cirrhosis


Question: what imaging modality was used to take this image?

Answer: mr - t2 weighted


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: ependymoma


Question: what imaging modality was used?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this x-ray?

Answer: pa


Question: the x-ray shows what organ system?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: left superolateral major fissure


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: axial


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: adrenal mass


Question: what imaging modality was used?

Answer: sbft - small bowel


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: diverticulitis