Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: pulmonary embolism


Question: how was the image taken?

Answer: mr - flair


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: left optic nerve glioma, neurofibromatosis 1 (nf1)


Question: which image modality is this?

Answer: mr - flair


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: is there something wrong in the image?

Answer: yes


Question: what kind of image is this?

Answer: cta - ct angiography


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: cerebral hyperperfusion syndrome


Question: what type of image modality is this?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: ap


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the angiogram?

Answer: vertebral artery dissection with cerebellar infarction


Question: what is the modality of this image?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: dural  fistula, avf


Question: is 	this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this mri?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: t-99m hdp and subacute osteomyelitis


Question: was iv contrast given to the patient?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane of the ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: lipoma of transverse colon


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t2


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: intracranial dermoid inclusion cyst


Question: what type of contrast did this patient have?

Answer: iv


Question: what plane was used in this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: esophageal b-cell lymphoma


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: pelligrini-stieda lesion


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this ct scan captured?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: intrinsic sclerotic bone dysplasia (likely osteopetrosis) with fracture


Question: is this a noncontrast mri?

Answer: no


Question: what plane was used in this mri?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: intracranial lipoma


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: ct - gi & iv contrast


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: crohn's disease


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

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: frontal


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: nonossifying fibroma


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

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: colloid (neuroepithelial) cyst of the third ventricle


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: what is the plane of this ultrasound?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the ultrasound?

Answer: fibromatosis colli


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 systems can be evaluated with this mri?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: leptomeningeal carcinomatosis


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

Answer: mr - t2 weighted


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is shown in the mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: papillary glioneuronal tumor


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane was used in this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this ct scan showing?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: atlantoaxial instability


Question: is this a noncontrast mri?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: obstructive hydrocephalus (at level of sylvian aqueduct)


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t2


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: sickle cell anemia


Question: what type of image modality is seen?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: lateral


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


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

Answer: supracondylar fracture


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

Answer: mr - flair


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: traumatic transient lateral patellar dislocation.


Question: was gi contrast given to the patient?

Answer: no


Question: what plane was used in this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: invasive aspergillosis


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: aortic dissection, aortic tear


Question: what imaging modality was used?

Answer: mammograph


Question: in what plane is this mammograph taken?

Answer: mammo - mlo


Question: what organ system is shown in this image?

Answer: breast


Question: what is most alarming about this mammograph?

Answer: dystrophic breast calcifications


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this mri?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: cysticercosis


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 primarily present in this image?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: dermoid cyst


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

Answer: t2


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is shown in the mri?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: lumbar herniated disc


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is the 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: mesial temporal sclerosis


Question: is 	this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: yes


Question: what image plane is this?

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: central pontine myelinolysis (cpm) (osmotic myelinolysis)


Question: which image modality is this?

Answer: mr - flair


Question: which plane is this image taken?

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: neurosarcoid, cns sarcoid


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

Answer: mr t2* gradient,gre,mpgr,swan,swi


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: internal disc disruption


Question: what kind of scan is this?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: lateral


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

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


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

Answer: pleuropulmonary blastoma


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: wernicke encephalopathy


Question: what type of imaging does this represent?

Answer: xr - plain film


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

Answer: lateral


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: pectus excavatum


Question: what imaging modality is used?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: ap


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: grade iii acromioclavicular joint separation


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is shown in the mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: retinoblastoma


Question: what imaging modality was used?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: pa


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: lymphangioleiomyomatosis


Question: what was this image taken with?

Answer: xr - plain film


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

Answer: pa


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: enchondroma


Question: what imaging modality is seen here?

Answer: mra - mr angiography/venography


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: oblique


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: dural sinus thrombosis, blood clot


Question: how is the image taken?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: osteochondritis dissecans and trauma


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

Answer: t1


Question: what plane is this mri in?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: meningioma, multiple


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: breast


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: inflammatory breast cancer


Question: what is the modality?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: ap


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: proximal humerus fracture


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

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 venous thrombosis


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: gastric volvulus (organoaxial)


Question: was iv contrast given to the patient?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: aberrant pulmonary vein


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: medial migration of tympanostomy tube


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this mri in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is displayed in this mri?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: parosteal osteogenic sarcoma


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this ct scan?

Answer: 3d reconstruction


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

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: eagle syndrome


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: multiple sclerosis


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: transitional cell carcinoma


Question: what was this image taken with?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: ap


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: gastrointestinal


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

Answer: large bowel obstruction secondary to sigmoid stricture


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: in which plane is the mri displayed?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: atypical teratoid/rhabdoid tumor


Question: is 	this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: neuroblastoma


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

Answer: mr - t2 weighted


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: cerebral infarction (stroke)


Question: in what modality is this image taken?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: pa


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

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: fatty replacement of the pancreas secondary to cystic fibrosis


Question: is 	this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: intracranial hypotension


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

Answer: mr - flair


Question: in which plane is the mri displayed?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: balo concentric sclerosis


Question: what type of image modality is this?

Answer: xr - plain film


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

Answer: ap


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

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: abdominal aortic aneurysm (aaa)


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

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: lateral


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

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: left lower lobe collapse


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

Answer: mr - flair


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: semilobar holoprosencephaly


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

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: mondini syndrome


Question: was gi contrast given to the patient?

Answer: no


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: dacryocystocele, tears


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: plantar fasciitis


Question: what kind of image is this?

Answer: cta - ct angiography


Question: what plane was used in this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: arteriovenous malformation (avm)


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

Answer: t2


Question: in what plane is this mri?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: chronic subdural hematomas


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: bronchiectasis


Question: what type of imaging does this represent?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: oblique


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what is most alarming about this angiogram?

Answer: gi bleeding, coil embolization


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: mra - mr angiography/venography


Question: in what plane is this mri?

Answer: frontal


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: avm, arterio-venous malformation, vascular malformation


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: heterotopic gray matter in the subependymal region of the lateral ventricles. (supependymal gray matter heterotopia)


Question: was iv contrast given to the patient?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is this ct scan taken in?

Answer: coronal


Question: which organ is captured by this ct scan?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: pleuropulmonary blastoma


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this ct scan showing?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: brain abscess, central nervous system


Question: how was the image taken?

Answer: mr - flair


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in this 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 used to acquire the image?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: sagittal


Question: which organ is captured by this ultrasound?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is abnormal in the ultrasound?

Answer: yolk sac tumor


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

Answer: t2


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this mri?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: c5-6 extruded disk fragment on right


Question: with what modality is this image taken?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: frontal


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

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: double aortic arch


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this ct scan in?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: spinal tuberculosis/potts disease


Question: in what modality is this image taken?

Answer: mammograph


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: mammo - cc


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: breast


Question: what is most alarming about this mammograph?

Answer: infiltrating ductal carcinoma of the breast


Question: is this a noncontrast mri?

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 is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: cerebellar hemangioblastoma


Question: with what modality is this image taken?

Answer: mammograph


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: mammo - cc


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: breast


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: breast implant,  rupture, extracapsular silicone


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

Answer: t2


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: pituitary apoplexy


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: hypothalamic glioma


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

Answer: mr - t2 weighted


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: ranula


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 pictured here?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: ureteral stone, perinephric fluid


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t1


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is shown in this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: radiation necrosis


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ is this mri showing?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: clival chordoma


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

Answer: xr - plain film


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

Answer: lateral


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: radial head fracture


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: coronal


Question: which organ system is shown in the mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: extraventricular neurocytoma


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

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: what plane was used in 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: shaken baby syndrome


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: transverse


Question: the mri shows what organ system?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: extruded lumbar disk herniation


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t1


Question: in what plane is this mri captured?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is shown in the mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: choroid plexus neoplasm, papilloma, carcinoma


Question: what kind of scan is this?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: gastrointestinal


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

Answer: toxic megacolon


Question: in what modality is this image taken?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: pa


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: musculoskeletal


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

Answer: spiral salter-harris ii fracture


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: disc herniation with free fragment


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: vestibular (acoustic) schwannoma


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

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: what plane is this ct scan in?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: ameloblastoma


Question: was gi contrast given to the patient?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is this ct scan taken in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: ameloblastoma


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

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: in what plane is this ct scan taken?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this ct scan?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: port site hernia mimicing a spigelian hernia


Question: what modality is shown?

Answer: bas - barium swallow


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: ap


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

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the gastrointestinal image?

Answer: presbyesophagus


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

Answer: t2


Question: in what plane is this 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: glioblastoma multiforme (gbm, astrocytoma grade 4/iv)


Question: what imaging modality was used?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: lateral


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: fibro osseous lesions of the face and sinuses


Question: what type of contrast did this patient have?

Answer: iv


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumor (mpnst)


Question: is 	this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: enlarged subarachnoid space


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

Answer: xr - plain film


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

Answer: ap


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

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


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

Answer: right upper lobe pneumonia.


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

Answer: mr t2* gradient,gre,mpgr,swan,swi


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: ankylosing spondylitis


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

Answer: flair


Question: what plane is this mri in?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: are there abnormalities in this mri?

Answer: yes


Question: what type of image modality is seen?

Answer: be - barium enema


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: frontal


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: intussusception


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: in which plane is the ct scan displayed?

Answer: axial


Question: the ct scan shows what organ system?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: achalasia


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: arachnoid granulation


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast mri?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: choanal atresia and congenital nasal airway obstruction


Question: what modality is shown?

Answer: xr - plain film


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

Answer: frontal


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: fingerprint artifact


Question: what type of contrast did this patient have?

Answer: gi and iv


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: frontal


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: duplicated inferior vena cava


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

Answer: mr - t1w - noncontrast


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: the mri shows what organ system?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: schwannoma


Question: what type of imaging is this?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: in what plane is this ultrasound captured?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is most alarming about this ultrasound?

Answer: vesicoureteral reflux


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: ganglioneuroma


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: coronal


Question: which organ is captured by this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: closed-lip schizencephaly, incidental aneurysm


Question: what kind of scan is this?

Answer: mr - fiesta


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: right aortic arch


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane of this ct scan?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: usual interstitial pneumonia


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

Answer: ugi - upper gi


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: frontal


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the gastrointestinal image?

Answer: compound paraesophageal hernia


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane of the mri?

Answer: sagittal


Question: the mri shows what organ system?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: patellar tendinosis (jumper's knee)


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

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: in what plane is this ct scan captured?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: choroid plexus neoplasm, papilloma, carcinoma


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

Answer: ct with iv contrast


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: cervical nerve root avulsion


Question: was iv contrast given to the patient?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this ct scan showing?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: early appendicitis


Question: was gi contrast given to the patient?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this ct scan showing?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: pectus excavatum


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: crossed fused ectopia


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: rupture of cerebral abscess into the ventricular system (pyocephalus)


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 the organ principally shown in this ct scan?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: odontoid process fracture, type ii


Question: was gi contrast given to the patient?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: lung adenocarcinoma and cns metastasis


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: coronal


Question: which organ system is shown in the mri?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: osteoma, head and neck


Question: is 	this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: ectopic posterior pituitary


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

Answer: mr - t1w w/gadolinium


Question: in what plane is this mri?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: tumefactive multiple sclerosis


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

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: ap


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: bone metastasis, secondary to prostate cancer.


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

Answer: t2


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (pres)


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: transitional cell carcinoma, bladder


Question: what imaging method was used?

Answer: nm - nuclear medicine


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: frontal


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

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: high grade common bile duct obstruction


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: xr - plain film


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

Answer: oblique


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: spondylolisthesis


Question: is this a noncontrast mri?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: cerebral infarction (stroke)


Question: what imaging modality was used?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: oblique


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: musculoskeletal


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

Answer: supracondylar fracture


Question: how was the image taken?

Answer: ugi - upper gi


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: frontal


Question: what organ system is shown in this gastrointestinal image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: malrotation


Question: what kind of image is this?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this x-ray?

Answer: pa


Question: the x-ray shows what organ system?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: primary lymphoma of bone


Question: was iv contrast given to the patient?

Answer: yes


Question: in which plane is the ct scan displayed?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: adpkd -autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t1


Question: what is the plane of the mri?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: nonossifying fibroma


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: 3d reconstruction


Question: the ct scan shows what organ system?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: pulmonary sequestration


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: skull fracture from cell phone


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

Answer: ct with gi and iv contrast


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: diverticulitis


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this mri captured?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: uterine fibroid embolization


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: ct - gi & iv contrast


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: acute appendicitis


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 primarily present in this image?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: ovarian cancer


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 evaluated primarily?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: small bowel lymphoma


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

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: pilomyxoid astrocytoma (pma), who grade 2


Question: what modality is used to take this image?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: what is the plane of this ultrasound?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: peritoneal carcinomatosis secondary to ovarian adenocarcinoma


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t1


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: hydranencephaly


Question: what kind of image is this?

Answer: mr - stir


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ is this mri showing?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: cervical nerve root avulsion


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: primary cns lymphoma in aids


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia (hht) and pulmonary arteriovenous malformation (avm)- osler-weber-rendu


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t1


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: synovial cyst


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

Answer: flair


Question: what plane is this mri in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: unilateral megaloencephaly, hemimegalencephaly


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

Answer: nm - nuclear medicine


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: frontal


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: fibrous dysplasia of the hip


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

Answer: t1


Question: what is the plane of the mri?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ is this mri showing?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: chiari iii hindbrain malformation with large occipital encephalocele


Question: what imaging method was used?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: transverse


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

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: renal disease in systemic lupus erythematosus (sle) versus c3 glomerulonephritis


Question: in what modality is this image taken?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: what is the plane of this angiogram?

Answer: ap


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

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: common carotid occlusion


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: situs inversus with dextrocardia


Question: was iv contrast given to the patient?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: primary lymphoma of the bladder


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

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: epidural spinal hematoma


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast mri?

Answer: contrast


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: breast


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: cavernous malformation (cavernous angioma)


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this ct scan taken?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: anaplastic astrocytoma, grade iii, grade 3


Question: what type of imaging was used?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: ap


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

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: bone metastasis, secondary to prostate cancer.


Question: was iv contrast given to the patient?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is this ct scan taken in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: takayasu arteritis


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: in which plane is the mri displayed?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: diastematomyelia


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: no


Question: in which plane is the ct scan displayed?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: sturge weber syndrome


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: ct w/contrast (iv)


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: oblique


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: glioblastoma multiforme


Question: was gi contrast given to the patient?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: langerhan cell histiocytosis


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

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: chloroma


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: ct w/contrast (iv)


Question: what plane is this ct scan in?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: pulmonary septic emboli


Question: was iv contrast given to the patient?

Answer: no


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this ct scan?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: acute appendicitis


Question: what modality is shown?

Answer: bas - barium swallow


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: ap


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

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: upper gi tract diverticula


Question: what modality was used to take this image?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this x-ray?

Answer: lateral


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: sickle cell anemia


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane was used in this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: double aortic arch


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

Answer: t2


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is displayed in this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: langerhans cell histiocytosis


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is displayed in this mri?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: papillary thyroid cancer


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: child abuse, timing of subdural hematoma (sdh)


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: depressed  skull  fractures


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

Answer: t2


Question: in what plane is this mri?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: caudal regression syndrome


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: neuromyelitis optica (devic syndrome, devic's disease) diagnostic criteria


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane of this ct scan?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: pancreatic adenocarcinoma


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: 3d reconstruction


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

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: situs inversus totalis


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

Answer: t2


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: the mri shows what organ system?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: glioblastoma multiforme


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

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: breast


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: cerebral infarct (l mca territory)


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

Answer: t2


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: external auditory canal, ear canal, schwannoma


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

Answer: flair


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (pres)


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

Answer: t2


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: tuberous sclerosis complex


Question: how was the image taken?

Answer: mr - dwi diffusion weighted


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this mri showing?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: moyamoya disease


Question: which image modality is this?

Answer: mr - adc map (app diff coeff)


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: severe diffuse axonal injury (shearing injury) of the lobar white matter, corpus callosum, and cerebellum with cortical edema


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

Answer: mr - t2 weighted


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: spine, epidural abscess


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: pericardial cyst


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

Answer: flair


Question: in what plane is this mri?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this mri showing?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: arachnoid cyst associated, spontaneous subdural hematoma


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

Answer: t1


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: epidermoid inclusion cyst


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: pilocytic astrocytoma of the posterior fossa


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is displayed in this mri?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: cervical hemangioblastoma


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

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: axial


Question: the ct scan shows what organ system?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: blowout fracture of orbit.


Question: is this a noncontrast mri?

Answer: no


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is displayed in this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: arachnoid cyst with extension through third ventricle into lateral ventricle


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: lefort type 1 fracture


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: hepatic adenoma


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

Answer: mr - t2 weighted


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: neurofibromatosis-1, nf1, nf-1


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast mri?

Answer: contrast


Question: what plane is this mri in?

Answer: coronal


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: cerebellar astrocytoma (pilocytic astrocytoma)


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

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: ap


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

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: arterial pseudoaneurysm


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t2


Question: which plane is this mri taken in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: multiple sclerosis


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: pa


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

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: renal tubular acidosis, medullary nephrocalcinosis


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t2


Question: in what plane is this mri taken?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is shown in the mri?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: desmoid tumor.


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 system is primarily present in this image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: anaplastic astrocytoma, grade iii, grade 3


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: what plane was used in this ct scan?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: anticoagulation, complication, abdominal wall hematoma


Question: what type of contrast did this patient have?

Answer: iv


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: classical hodgkins lymphoma, nodular sclerosis subtype


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this mri showing?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: developmental venous anomaly


Question: what type of imaging was used?

Answer: xr - plain film


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

Answer: lateral


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


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

Answer: multiple hereditary exostosis


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: axial


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: ileal diverticulosis


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

Answer: t2


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this mri showing?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: subarachnoid hemorrhage


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: early cerebral infarction


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t1


Question: which plane is this mri taken in?

Answer: axial


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: gliofibroma


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t2


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: lipomyelomeningocele with spinal cord syrinx


Question: what kind of image is this?

Answer: mr - pdw proton density


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: traumatic transient lateral patellar dislocation.


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

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: what image plane is this?

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: langerhans cell histiocytosis (eosiniphilic granuloma of bone)


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

Answer: t2


Question: in what plane is this mri?

Answer: sagittal


Question: which organ system is shown in the mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: acute disseminated encephalomyelitis (adem)


Question: what was this image taken with?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is this x-ray in?

Answer: ap


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: talonavicular coalition / ball-and-socket ankle


Question: how is the image taken?

Answer: mra - mr angiography/venography


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is shown in this mri?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: fibromuscular dysplasia, renal infarct


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: dermoid cyst


Question: is this a noncontrast mri?

Answer: yes


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: sagittal


Question: which organ system is shown in the mri?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: anterior cruciate ganglion


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

Answer: t2


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: ossified posterior longitudinal ligament (opll)


Question: how was this image taken?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: ap


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

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: raynaud's disease


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: ct w/contrast (iv)


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: choledochal cyst


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 primarily present in this image?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: angiomyolipoma


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

Answer: flair


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is displayed in this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: acute multiple sclerosis - enhancing lesion with mass effect.


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this ct scan?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: fibrous dysplasia of maxilla


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

Answer: ct with iv contrast


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: axial


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

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: mycoplasma pneumonia


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

Answer: t2


Question: in what plane is this mri captured?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is displayed in this mri?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: liposclerosing myxofibrous tumor of bone (lsmft)


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: hydronephrosis


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: ct w/contrast (iv)


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: odontoid process fracture, type ii


Question: what modality is shown?

Answer: mr - other pulse seq.


Question: which 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: shaken baby syndrome


Question: how was the image taken?

Answer: mr - flair w/gd


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: motor vehicle accident and multiple sclerosis exacerbation


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is this mri taken in?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: paradoxic embolization, patent foramen ovale, cerebral infarction


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: fracture dislocation at c6-c7.


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is displayed in this mri?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: diastematomyelia


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

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: transverse


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is abnormal in the ultrasound?

Answer: rule-out ectopic pregnancy


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

Answer: mr - t1w - noncontrast


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: cerebrospinal fluid hyperintensity on flair imaging from oxygen administration


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 being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: dnet (dysembryoplastic neuroepithelial tumor)


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: leigh's disease (subacute necrotizing encephalopathy).


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is this ct scan in?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: epidural hematoma, talk and die syndrome, lucid interval


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: spinal osteochondroma


Question: is 	this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: polymicrogyria, bilateral.


Question: what modality is used to take this image?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: oblique


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: osteitis condensans ilii (illei)


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: transverse


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: gallbladder polyp


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: ct w/contrast (iv)


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: necrotizing pancreatitis


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in this mri?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: endolymphatic sac tumor


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

Answer: t2


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: lumbar spinal stenosis


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

Answer: t2


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: schwannoma


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: left aortic arch with aberrant right subclavian artery


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: paraesophageal hernia, hiatus hernia


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

Answer: mr - t2 weighted


Question: what plane is this mri in?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: scheuermann kyphosis


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this ct scan in?

Answer: 3d reconstruction


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: craniosynostosis; scaphocephaly


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

Answer: mr - t2 weighted


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: coronal


Question: which organ is captured by this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: pineocytoma


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

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: hemorrhage in basal ganglia, hypertensive, acute stroke


Question: is this a noncontrast mri?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: cavernous angioma


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

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: pa


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: right middle lobe pneumonia


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this 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: brain, parenchymal hemorrhage, contusion


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this mri taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: pigmented villonodular synovitis (pvns)


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: granular cell tumor


Question: what kind of image is this?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: longitudinal


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

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: hypertrophic pyloric stenosis


Question: what imaging method was used?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: transverse


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

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is most alarming about this ultrasound?

Answer: renal disease in systemic lupus erythematosus (sle) versus c3 glomerulonephritis


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: in which plane is the ct scan displayed?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this ct scan?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: bronchogenic cyst, congenital


Question: what is the modality?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: pa


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: charcot joint


Question: what modality is shown?

Answer: mr - adc map (app diff coeff)


Question: what plane is this mri in?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: intracranial epidermoid cyst (retroclival)


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: lateral


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: spondylolisthesis


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: decubitus


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: cavernous hemangioma, intracranial, temporal lobe


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: axial


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: sarcoidosis


Question: what type of imaging does this represent?

Answer: us-d - doppler ultrasound


Question: in what plane is this ultrasound captured?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: chronic osteomyelitis


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

Answer: t1


Question: in what plane is this mri?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: spine, epidural abscess


Question: what modality is used to take this image?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: lateral


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: breast


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: topic: lumbar instability: functional and anatomic


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: breast cancer, metastatic


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: ct - gi & iv contrast


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this ct scan?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: circumaortic left renal vein


Question: how was the image taken?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: frontal


Question: the angiogram shows what organ system?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what is abnormal in the angiogram?

Answer: popliteal entrapment syndrome


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

Answer: t2


Question: in which plane is the mri displayed?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this mri?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: nasopharyngeal carcinoma


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 most alarming about this mri?

Answer: diffuse large b-cell lymphoma


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: pa


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: sarcoidosis


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t1


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: cholesterol granuloma of the petrous apex


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: surgical storage of craniotomy fragment pending definitive management


Question: what type of image modality is seen?

Answer: xr - plain film


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

Answer: lateral


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


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

Answer: bronchiectasis


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

Answer: t2


Question: in which plane is the mri displayed?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: multiple myeloma


Question: in what modality is this image taken?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: ap


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


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

Answer: hereditary multiple exostoses


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

Answer: t2


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumor (mpnst)


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane of the mri?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: glioblastoma multiforme


Question: what type of imaging is this?

Answer: xr - plain film


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

Answer: oblique


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

Answer: spine and contents


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

Answer: sacroiliitis


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: nephrolithiasis - simultaneous uvj and upj obstruction


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

Answer: t2


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (pres)


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t1


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: coronal


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: papillary glioneuronal tumor


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (pres)


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: atlas fracture


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane was used in this mri?

Answer: axial


Question: the mri shows what organ system?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: mr spectroscopy, neoplasm vs. radiation


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ is this ct scan showing?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: location of mucoceles


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast mri?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: which plane is this mri taken in?

Answer: sagittal


Question: which organ is captured by this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: extraventricular neurocytoma


Question: is this a ct scan?

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 the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: toxoplasmosis


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

Answer: flair


Question: in what plane is this mri taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this mri showing?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: avm, arterio-venous malformation, vascular malformation


Question: what imaging method was used?

Answer: nm - nuclear medicine


Question: what is the plane of this nuclear medicine image?

Answer: lateral


Question: the nuclear medicine image shows what organ system?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the nuclear medicine image?

Answer: fibrous dysplasia


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: langerhans cell histiocytosis (eosiniphilic granuloma of bone)


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: ap


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

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: persistent left svc


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane of the mri?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: scheuermann kyphosis


Question: what type of contrast did this patient have?

Answer: iv


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: celiac artery aneurysm


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast mri?

Answer: contrast


Question: which plane is this image taken?

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: acute myelogenous leukemia, aml


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: diastematomyelia


Question: was gi contrast given to the patient?

Answer: no


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: cystic fibrosis


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

Answer: mra - mr angiography/venography


Question: in which plane is the mri displayed?

Answer: 3d reconstruction


Question: what organ system is shown in this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: congital absence of the internal carotid artery


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: ct w/contrast (iv)


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: esophageal b-cell lymphoma


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this ct scan captured?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: location of mucoceles


Question: what type of image modality is seen?

Answer: ct - myelogram


Question: what is the plane of the ct scan?

Answer: sagittal


Question: the ct scan shows what organ system?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: spinal dural arteriovenous fistula


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

Answer: t1


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is displayed in this mri?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: diastematomyelia


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

Answer: ct with iv contrast


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: aortic dissection, aortic tear


Question: what kind of image is this?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: which plane is this ultrasound taken in?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: autosomal recessive polycystic kidney disease


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: breast cancer, metastatic


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

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: lateral


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: bronchioloalveolar cell carcinoma (bac)


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: central neurocytoma


Question: is 	this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

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: vestibular ('acoustic') schwannoma


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

Answer: ct with iv contrast


Question: which plane is this ct scan taken in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: traumatic aortic injury


Question: how was the image taken?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: what plane is this angiogram in?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ system is shown in this angiogram?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: is there something wrong in the image?

Answer: yes


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

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this ct scan?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: subependymoma, lateral ventricle


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

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: sagittal


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: enostosis


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t1


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: acute disseminated encephalomyelitis (adem)


Question: which image modality is this?

Answer: mr - flair


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: axial


Question: the mri shows what organ system?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: intracranial lipoma


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

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: chondrosarcoma of the skull base


Question: what type of contrast did this patient have?

Answer: iv


Question: what is the plane of this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: horseshoe kidney


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

Answer: mr - t1w - noncontrast


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: dnet (dysembryoplastic neuroepithelial tumor)


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane of this mri?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is displayed in this mri?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: spine, angiolipoma


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: transverse


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is most alarming about this ultrasound?

Answer: ovarian torsion


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

Answer: t2


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: hemangioma skull base


Question: what type of imaging does this represent?

Answer: xr - plain film


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

Answer: lateral


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: ewing sarcoma


Question: what type of contrast did this patient have?

Answer: iv


Question: what plane is this ct scan in?

Answer: axial