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

Answer: ct with iv contrast


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: paraganglioma


Question: what kind of scan is this?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is this x-ray in?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: is there an abnormality in the x-ray?

Answer: no


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: coronal


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: breast


Question: is there an abnormality in the mri?

Answer: no


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

Answer: t2


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: ganglion cyst


Question: is this a noncontrast mri?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this mri taken?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: is this a normal mri?

Answer: yes


Question: was iv contrast given to the patient?

Answer: yes


Question: in which plane is the ct scan displayed?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: is this a normal ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: what type of contrast did this patient have?

Answer: iv


Question: what is the plane of the ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: the ct scan shows what organ system?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: cholelithiasis


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: what plane was used in this ct scan?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: is there an abnormality in the ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: what was this image taken with?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: frontal


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: congenital cystic adenomatoid malformation


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: coronal


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: is there evidence of any abnormalities?

Answer: no


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

Answer: ct with iv contrast


Question: what plane is this ct scan in?

Answer: axial


Question: the ct scan shows what organ system?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: pa


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

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: is there an abnormality in the x-ray?

Answer: no


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: is there an abnormality in the mri?

Answer: no


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: contrast


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: axial


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: omental cake


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

Answer: mr - t1w - noncontrast


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: imaging in traumatic brain injury


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

Answer: t2


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: dnet (dysembryoplastic neuroepithelial tumor)


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: liposarcoma, myxoid liposarcoma


Question: what is the modality?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: frontal


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: is this image normal?

Answer: yes


Question: what imaging method was used?

Answer: xr - plain film


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

Answer: lateral


Question: the x-ray shows what organ system?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: is there evidence of any abnormalities?

Answer: no


Question: what type of imaging is this?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: lateral


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: does this image look normal?

Answer: yes


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

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


Question: what kind of image is this?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is this x-ray in?

Answer: lateral


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: is this a normal x-ray?

Answer: yes


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


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: adult medulloblastoma


Question: what imaging method was used?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: ap


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: are there abnormalities in this x-ray?

Answer: no


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is shown in this mri?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: pleomorphic adenoma


Question: what kind of scan is this?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: lateral


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: does this image look normal?

Answer: yes


Question: what type of imaging does this represent?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: does this image look normal?

Answer: yes


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

Answer: mr - t2 weighted


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: giant tumefactive perivascular spaces


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane of the ct scan?

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: fibrous dysplasia


Question: what was this image taken with?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: pa


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: is there an abnormality in the x-ray?

Answer: no


Question: what kind of image is this?

Answer: mammograph


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: mammo - mlo


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: breast


Question: what is most alarming about this mammograph?

Answer: invasive lobular breast carcinoma


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: is this a normal ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: what is the plane of the ct scan?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: paranasal sinus osteoma


Question: in what modality is this image taken?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is displayed in this ultrasound?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: is this image normal?

Answer: yes


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: mr - adc map (app diff coeff)


Question: in which plane is the mri displayed?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: is there an abnormality in the image

Answer: yes


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

Answer: t2


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: nonossifying fibroma


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: burst fracture of l1


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

Answer: t2


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: acute knee injury with effusion


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: mr - other pulse seq.


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ is this mri showing?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: crohn disease


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

Answer: t2


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: schizencephaly (open-lip and closed-lip)


Question: what kind of image is this?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: lateral


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


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

Answer: osteoarthritis


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: contrast


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: sialolithiasis


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: xr - plain film


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

Answer: ap


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: gastrointestinal


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

Answer: small bowel obstruction


Question: with what modality is this image taken?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this x-ray?

Answer: lateral


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: pulmonary septic emboli


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

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: frontal


Question: the x-ray shows what organ system?

Answer: spine and contents


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

Answer: sacral agenesis


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t2


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

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


Question: what kind of scan is this?

Answer: xr - plain film


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

Answer: frontal


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: heterotopic ossification


Question: what type of image modality is this?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: in which plane is the ultrasound displayed?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

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


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in this mri?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: adenocarcinoma of the lung


Question: what imaging modality is used?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: pa


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: scaphoid fracture


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane of this ct scan?

Answer: coronal


Question: the ct scan shows what organ system?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: nephroblastomatosis with bilateral wilms tumors


Question: what type of image modality is seen?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: ankle fracture, weber class c


Question: how was the image taken?

Answer: be - barium enema


Question: in what plane is this gastrointestinal image taken?

Answer: frontal


Question: what part of the body does this gastrointestinal image show?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: intussusception


Question: what imaging method was used?

Answer: ugi - upper gi


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: pa


Question: what is the organ principally shown in this gastrointestinal image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is most alarming about this gastrointestinal image?

Answer: juvenile polyposis syndrome


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane of the ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this ct scan showing?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: aortic pseudoaneurysm


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

Answer: ct with iv contrast


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: bronchogenic carcinoma of the lung with metastasis to the liver


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

Answer: t1


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is displayed in this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: unilateral megaloencephaly, hemimegalencephaly


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: diffuse large cell lymphoma


Question: what imaging modality is seen here?

Answer: bas - barium swallow


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: oblique


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the gastrointestinal image?

Answer: traction esophageal diverticulum


Question: what type of image modality is seen?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: what plane is this ultrasound in?

Answer: transverse


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

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is most alarming about this ultrasound?

Answer: evaluation of ovarian mass


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

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ is this x-ray showing?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: kohler's disease


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: diastematomyelia


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

Answer: mr - other pulse seq.


Question: in what plane is this mri?

Answer: axial


Question: the mri shows what organ system?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: open lip schizencephaly


Question: how was this image taken?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: oblique


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the angiogram?

Answer: persistent trigeminal artery


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 visualized?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: pseudomembranous colitis


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is this ct scan in?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

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: yes


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: dva, developmental venous anomaly, venous angioma


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

Answer: mr - flair


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: sagittal


Question: which organ system is shown in the mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: intracranial epidermoid cyst


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

Answer: ct with iv contrast


Question: in what plane is this ct scan?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: splenic artery aneurysm


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

Answer: mr - t2 weighted


Question: what is the plane of this mri?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is shown in the mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: toxoplasmosis


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: brain, parenchymal hemorrhage, contusion


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane of the mri?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: hypothalamic glioma


Question: what imaging modality is seen here?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: oblique


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


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

Answer: osteochondritis dissecans, trauma, and ischemia


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: ct w/contrast (iv)


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this ct scan showing?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: mucus plug


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is this ct scan in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: langerhan cell histiocytosis


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

Answer: mr - t1w w/gadolinium


Question: what plane was used in this mri?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: vestibular schwannoma ("acoustic"schwannoma)


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: astrocytoma, grading and subtypes


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t1


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: hypothalamic glioma


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

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


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

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: cavernous malformation (cavernous angioma)


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: posterior cerebellar artery infarct


Question: how was this image taken?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: ap


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: enchondroma


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

Answer: mr - t1w - noncontrast


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: sagittal


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: adult medulloblastoma


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: metastatic malignant melanoma


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this ct scan showing?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: contained gallbladder perforation


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 is this image of?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: intracranial epidermoid cyst (retroclival)


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: unicameral bone cyst


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

Answer: mr - t2 weighted


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: osteoid osteoma


Question: was gi contrast given to the patient?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: pe


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

Answer: mr - t2 weighted


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: is there evidence of any abnormalities?

Answer: yes


Question: with what modality is this image taken?

Answer: mammograph


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: mammo - mlo


Question: what organ is this image showing?

Answer: breast


Question: what is abnormal in the mammograph?

Answer: secretory calcifications of the breast


Question: how was this image taken?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: lateral


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


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

Answer: scaphoid fracture


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

Answer: mr - pdw proton density


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: bucket handle tear


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this mri?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: osteosarcoma


Question: what type of imaging does this represent?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: achilles tendon tear


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: meningioma


Question: how is the image taken?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: lateral


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

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: empyema


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

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: musculoskeletal


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

Answer: heterotopic ossification


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: pachygyria with schizencephaly


Question: what type of imaging is this?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: in what plane is this angiogram?

Answer: lateral


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: median arcuate ligament syndrome


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

Answer: t2


Question: what plane was used in this mri?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: marked hydrocephalus due to aqueductal stenosis


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

Answer: t2


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: unicameral bone cyst with pathologic fracture


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: in which plane is the ct scan displayed?

Answer: axial


Question: the ct scan shows what organ system?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: brain tumor and cancer protocols


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this ct scan?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: aberrant right subclavian artery (arsa)


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

Answer: t2


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: lumbar spinal stenosis


Question: was gi contrast given to the patient?

Answer: no


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this ct scan showing?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: cholangiocarcinoma


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is displayed in this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: non-hodgkin's lymphoma - b-cell lymphoma


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 shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: vestibular ("acoustic") schwannoma


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: cerebral arteriovenous malformation (avm)


Question: with what modality is this image taken?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: transverse


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the ultrasound?

Answer: gastroschisis


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

Answer: mr - t1w w/gadolinium


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: pyogenic discitis


Question: what type of imaging does this represent?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: pa


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


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

Answer: swimming-induced pulmonary edema (sipe)


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: coronal


Question: the mri shows what organ system?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: fibro osseous lesions of the face and sinuses


Question: how was the image taken?

Answer: mr - flair


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: obstructive hydrocephalus (at level of sylvian aqueduct)


Question: what type of image modality is seen?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: ap


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: enchondroma


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: ureterolithiasis


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: ossification of stylohyoid ligament


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: colonic inguinal hernia


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane of this mri?

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: cerebral infarction


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

Answer: mr - t2 weighted


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: tuberous sclerosis


Question: what was this image taken with?

Answer: mr - pdw proton density


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: sagittal


Question: which organ system is shown in the mri?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: segond fracture with asssociated anterior cruciate ligament tear


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

Answer: ct with gi and iv contrast


Question: what plane is this ct scan in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: pancreatic divisum


Question: what was this image taken with?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: lateral


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: ied - improvised explosive device


Question: what kind of scan is this?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: lateral


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


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

Answer: medial epicondyle avulsion, entrapment between trochlea and olecranon


Question: what is the modality?

Answer: be - barium enema


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: frontal


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: diverticulitis


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is displayed in this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: glioblastoma multiforme (gbm)


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

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: what plane was used in this angiogram?

Answer: lateral


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this angiogram?

Answer: arteriovenous malformation (avm)


Question: was gi contrast given to the patient?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: odontogenic keratocyst of the mandible


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: in which plane is the mri displayed?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: glioblastoma multiforme


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

Answer: t2


Question: in what plane is this mri?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: holoprosencephaly, alobar


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

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: in what plane is this ct scan captured?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: malignant melanoma


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this mri captured?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: rosette forming glioneuronal tumor of the pineal gland


Question: was gi contrast given to the patient?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: the ct scan shows what organ system?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: mature cystic teratoma


Question: what imaging method was used?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: ap


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


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

Answer: spinal osteochondroma


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: axial


Question: the ct scan shows what organ system?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: arteriovenous malformation


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: contrast


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: invasive aspergillosis


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: biliary leak


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: contrast


Question: in what plane is this ct scan captured?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: solitary thyroid nodule


Question: what type of image modality is this?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ system is shown in this angiogram?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what is most alarming about this angiogram?

Answer: raynaud's disease


Question: what type of image modality is this?

Answer: cta - ct angiography


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: coronal


Question: which organ is captured by this ct scan?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: posterior inferior cerebellar artery infarct


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t2


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: meningiomas


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is this ct scan taken in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this ct scan showing?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: sand aspiration


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: ap


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: enchondroma


Question: is this a noncontrast mri?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this mri?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ is this mri showing?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: intracranial lipoma


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

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: frontal


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: malignant mesothelioma


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: glioblastoma multiforme


Question: what imaging modality is used?

Answer: xr - plain film


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

Answer: ap


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: ankylosing spondylitis


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane of the mri?

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: spine, epidural abscess


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

Answer: t2


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: lipomyelomeningocele with spinal cord syrinx


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this ct scan?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: immature teratoma


Question: what type of imaging was used?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the angiogram?

Answer: meningioma


Question: what type of image modality is this?

Answer: xr - plain film


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

Answer: ap


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: spine and contents


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

Answer: lumbosacral disc herniation vs lumbar spondylosis


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is this ct scan taken in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this ct scan showing?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: contrast-induced nephropathy


Question: how was the image taken?

Answer: mr - flair


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: pilocytic astrocytoma


Question: what modality is used to take this image?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: pa


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


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

Answer: hallux rigidus


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

Answer: t2


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: adenomyosis


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: in which plane is the ct scan displayed?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: dermoid tumor (inclusion cyst) of cns


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is this ct scan taken in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: urinoma


Question: was gi contrast given to the patient?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: neuroendocrine carcinoma of duodenum


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: ct w/contrast (iv)


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this ct scan?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: peritoneal metastasis


Question: is 	this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: metastatic carcinoma unknown primary


Question: is 	this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is displayed in this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: developmental venous anomaly (venous angioma)


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

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this x-ray?

Answer: pa


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

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: pulmonary hamartoma


Question: what is the modality of this image?

Answer: ugi - upper gi


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is abnormal in the gastrointestinal image?

Answer: malrotation, intestine


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this mri?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: extraskeletal sarcoma


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 one organ system seen in this image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: gastropexy anchor appendiceal foreign body


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

Answer: xr - plain film


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

Answer: pa


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


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

Answer: multiple pulmonary nodules


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: silent sinus syndrome


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this ct scan?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: transitional cell carcinoma, bladder


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia


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

Answer: mr - t1w w/gd (fat suppressed)


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: meningioma


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: 3d reconstruction


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: cleidocranial dysostosis/dysplasia


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast mri?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: intracranial epidermoid tumor


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: oropharyngeal cancer


Question: which image modality is this?

Answer: mr - flair


Question: what plane is this mri in?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: paradoxic embolization, patent foramen ovale, cerebral infarction


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane of the ct scan?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: limbus vertebra


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

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: lateral


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


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

Answer: solitary pulmonary nodule - calcified granuloma


Question: what is the modality?

Answer: pet-ct fusion


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what is abnormal in the pet scan?

Answer: non-hodgkin’s lymphoma, staging  stage i nhl


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this mri taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: large cell lymphoma, of the b-cell phenotype (cd20 positive)


Question: how is the image taken?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ system is shown in this angiogram?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what is abnormal in the angiogram?

Answer: cryoplasty of femoropopliteal atherosclerotic disease


Question: what modality is shown?

Answer: xr - plain film


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

Answer: lateral


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: epiglottitis


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane was used in this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: clay shoveler's fracture


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: what plane was used in this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: brain death


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

Answer: mr - t1w - noncontrast


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: metastatic disease from colonic carcinoma


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is this mri taken in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: tethered spinal cord with terminal spinal lipoma


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 systems can be evaluated with this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: left pica infarct


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: ct - gi & iv contrast


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: coronal


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: bilateral wilms tumor


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

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: in which plane is the ct scan displayed?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: c-spine fracture


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t1


Question: in which plane is the mri displayed?

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: hypoxic/ischemic encephalopathy


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: what plane was used in this mri?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: chloroma


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: ap


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: femoral neck insufficiency fracture


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

Answer: ct with iv contrast


Question: in which plane is the ct scan displayed?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this ct scan?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: hemangiomas of the liver


Question: is this a noncontrast mri?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: intraventricular meningioma


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane of this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: squamous cell carcinoma


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: xr - plain film


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

Answer: lateral


Question: the x-ray shows what organ system?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


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

Answer: pseudofracture of the cervical vertebral body


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: ct - gi & iv contrast


Question: what plane was used in this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: adenocarcinoma of the gastroesophageal junction


Question: what imaging modality is used?

Answer: mra - mr angiography/venography


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: intracranial hypotension


Question: what modality was used to take this image?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: frontal


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: anterior dislocation right shoulder


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: what plane was used in this mri?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: femoral neck stress fractures


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: in what plane is this ultrasound?

Answer: transverse


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: hemorrhagic cyst


Question: is this a noncontrast mri?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane of this mri?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: cephalocele


Question: is this a noncontrast mri?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: dnet (dysembryoplastic neuroepithelial tumor)


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: osteogenesis imperfecta


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

Answer: mr - t2 weighted


Question: what plane was used in this mri?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: juvenile pilocytic astrocytoma


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

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: neuroblastoma


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

Answer: t2


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: intravascular lymphomatosis


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this ct scan showing?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: bilateral subacute (isodense) subdural hematomas


Question: what is the modality of this image?

Answer: mr - other pulse seq.


Question: in what plane is this mri taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: coarctation of the aorta


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: axial


Question: the mri shows what organ system?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: spine fracture, t4


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

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: what is the plane of this ct scan?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: bilateral perched facets c5 c6 with spinal cord injury


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: spine, angiolipoma


Question: how was this image taken?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: frontal


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: femoral neck stress fractures


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: oblique


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: atlanto-axial instability imaging and clinical affect


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

Answer: mr - flair


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: motor vehicle accident and multiple sclerosis exacerbation


Question: what is the modality?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: lateral


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: hirschsprung's disease


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: what 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: esophageal lipomatosis


Question: what type of imaging is this?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: oblique


Question: what organ is this x-ray showing?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: spiral salter-harris ii fracture


Question: what type of imaging was used?

Answer: xr - plain film


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

Answer: pa


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: left ventricular aneurysm


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

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: mammo - mag cc


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

Answer: breast


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: ductal carcinoma in situ (dcis), breast calcification on mammogram


Question: how was this image taken?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: acute appendicitis


Question: with what modality is this image taken?

Answer: xr - plain film


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

Answer: oblique


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: freiberg's infraction


Question: what is the modality?

Answer: mr - pdw proton density


Question: in which plane is the mri displayed?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: medial meniscal tear and comminuted fibula fracture


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: lipoma arborescens


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: glioblastoma multiforme


Question: what type of contrast did this patient have?

Answer: gi and iv


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: diverticulosis  and  diverticulitis


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

Answer: mr - t1w w/gadolinium


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: chondrosarcoma


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

Answer: mr - t1w w/gadolinium


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: glioblastoma multiforme


Question: what type of contrast did this patient have?

Answer: iv


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this ct scan showing?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: renal cell carcinoma


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: brain meningioma


Question: was gi contrast given to the patient?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this ct scan?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: juvenile dermatomyositis


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: cpa mass - meningioma


Question: what modality is shown?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: pa


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: myocardial infarction with ventricular aneurysm


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

Answer: t2


Question: what plane is this mri in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: anaplastic ganglioglioma (who grade iii)


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: primary bone neoplasm, chondro-osseous variants


Question: what type of contrast did this patient have?

Answer: iv


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: pericardial cyst


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast mri?

Answer: contrast


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: pituitary apoplexy


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

Answer: t1


Question: in which plane is the mri displayed?

Answer: sagittal


Question: which organ is captured by this mri?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: medial collateral ligament injuries


Question: was the mri taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

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: intracranial hypotension


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane of this mri?

Answer: sagittal


Question: which organ system is shown in the mri?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: os odontoideum


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

Answer: t2


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

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: schizencephaly


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

Answer: ct w/contrast (iv)


Question: in what plane is this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: brain, cerebral abscess


Question: what imaging modality is used?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: which plane is this ultrasound taken in?

Answer: sagittal


Question: which organ is captured by this ultrasound?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is most alarming about this ultrasound?

Answer: subchorionic hemorrhage


Question: is this a noncontrast mri?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: glioblastoma multiforme


Question: is this a noncontrast mri?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: coronal


Question: the mri shows what organ system?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: sturge weber syndrome


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this ct scan?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: hereditary multiple exostoses


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

Answer: t2


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: intracranial venous thrombosis


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

Answer: t1


Question: what plane is this mri in?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: hemangioblastoma of cerebellum


Question: what type of imaging is this?

Answer: mr - stir


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: tricholemmoma


Question: what modality is used to take this image?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: ap


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

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


Question: what type of imaging was used?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: ap


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


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

Answer: osteochondroma


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: plantar plate disruption


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: in which plane is the mri displayed?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: meningioma


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

Answer: t1


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is evaluated primarily?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: neuroblastoma


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane was used in this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: the ct scan shows what organ system?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: hypoxic/ischemic encephalopathy


Question: how was the image taken?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: transverse


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is most alarming about this ultrasound?

Answer: medullary nephrocalcinosis


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t2


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: metastatic melanoma


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: ovarian torsion


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: slap lesion of the glenoid labrum


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

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: transmesenteric internal hernia


Question: what type of imaging was used?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: longitudinal


Question: what organ system is shown in this ultrasound?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: vesicoureteral reflux


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

Answer: t2


Question: what is the plane of this mri?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: diffuse axonal injury


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ system is imaged?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: ewing sarcoma


Question: what modality is shown?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: frontal


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: sarcoidosis


Question: what is the modality?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: transverse


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

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what is most alarming about this ultrasound?

Answer: hemorrhagic cysts


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

Answer: t2


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: arachnoid cyst, sella


Question: with what modality is this image taken?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: ap


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: proximal focal femoral deficiency


Question: what is the modality?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: frontal


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: subclavian central venous catheter fracture and embolization


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: genitourinary


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: wilms tumor


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

Answer: flair


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: hypothalamic hamartoma


Question: what kind of image is this?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: frontal


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: cppd (pseudogout)


Question: what modality is used to take this image?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: frontal


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: superior vena cava obstruction


Question: is this a noncontrast mri?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: frontal sinus mucocele


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: horseshoe kidney


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is the image shown in?

Answer: coronal


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: potts puffy tumor


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: in which plane is the mri displayed?

Answer: axial


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: solitary fibrous tumor in the cervical spine


Question: what type of imaging modality is shown?

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: is there an abnormality in the x-ray?

Answer: yes


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

Answer: mr - t2 weighted


Question: what is the plane of this mri?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: schwannoma


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

Answer: t2


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ is this mri showing?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: right vertebral artery dissection, lateral medullary syndrome (wallenberg syndrome)


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: partial avulsion of the patella tendon


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this ct scan?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: osseous hemangioma


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: epidermoid cyst


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast mri?

Answer: contrast


Question: what plane is this mri 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: cavernous  hemangioma and convexity meningioma


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the plane of the ct scan?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: shattered kidney


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this ct scan captured?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: diverticulitis


Question: how was this image taken?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: oblique


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: melorheostosis


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t2


Question: in what plane is this mri captured?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: epidural spinal hematoma


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 this ct scan?

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: pulmonary artery pseudaneurysm


Question: with what modality is this image taken?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: oblique


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: spinal dural arteriovenous fistula


Question: what imaging modality was used?

Answer: mr - other pulse seq.


Question: what plane is this mri in?

Answer: frontal


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

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: primary sclerosing cholangitis


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

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: lateral


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

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: aortic dissection


Question: what imaging method was used?

Answer: mammograph


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: mammo - mlo


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: breast


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: bilateral axillary lymphadenopathy


Question: what imaging modality is seen here?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: lateral


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: spinal "phytes"


Question: what imaging modality was used?

Answer: us - ultrasound


Question: in what plane is this ultrasound captured?

Answer: transverse


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

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: hemochromatosis, hepatocellular carcinoma, hcc


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: spondylolisthesis, bilateral pars fracture


Question: what modality was used to take this image?

Answer: cta - ct angiography


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this ct scan?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: is there an abnormality in the ct scan?

Answer: yes


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

Answer: mr - t1w w/gadolinium


Question: which plane is the image taken?

Answer: axial


Question: which organ is captured by this mri?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: venous malformation


Question: was gi contrast given to the patient?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this ct scan in?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: cirrhosis


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 is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: ruptured appendicitis


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: nonketotic hyperglycemic hemichorea hemiballismus


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: choanal atresia and congenital nasal airway obstruction


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

Answer: mr - t1w w/gd (fat suppressed)


Question: what is the plane of the image?

Answer: sagittal


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

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: olfactory neuroblastoma (esthesioneuroblastoma)


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is this ct scan taken in?

Answer: axial


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: genitourinary


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: renal tubular acidosis, medullary nephrocalcinosis


Question: how was this image taken?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: ap


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

Answer: musculoskeletal


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: osteomyelitis


Question: what imaging modality is used?

Answer: xr - plain film


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

Answer: ap


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: musculoskeletal


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

Answer: slipped capital femoral epiphysis


Question: what type of image modality is seen?

Answer: mra - mr angiography/venography


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is imaged?

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: bicuspid aortic valve with aortic stenosis and aortic dilatation


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

Answer: ugi - upper gi


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: ap


Question: what is the organ principally shown in this gastrointestinal image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: superior mesenteric artery syndrome


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: what plane is the image acquired in?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: mucocele


Question: which image modality is this?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: what is the plane of this angiogram?

Answer: lateral


Question: what organ system is displayed in this angiogram?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the angiogram?

Answer: dural av fistulae


Question: in what modality is this image taken?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: in what plane is this angiogram?

Answer: pa


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what is most alarming about this angiogram?

Answer: gunther tulip retrievable vena cava filter


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane is this mri?

Answer: sagittal


Question: the mri shows what organ system?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: adult medulloblastoma


Question: was gi contrast given to the patient?

Answer: no


Question: which plane is this ct scan taken in?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: superior mesenteric artery dissection, isolated


Question: what type of contrast did this patient have?

Answer: iv


Question: in what plane is this image taken?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: sequestration, intralobar bronchopulmonary


Question: how was the image taken?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane is demonstrated?

Answer: frontal


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

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is abnormal in the x-ray?

Answer: pcp pneumonia (pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia)


Question: how was the image taken?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: ap


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this angiogram?

Answer: dural  fistula, avf


Question: what kind of image is this?

Answer: bas - barium swallow


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: pa


Question: what organ system is shown in the image?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: cricopharyngeal bar


Question: what kind of image is this?

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: in what plane is this image oriented?

Answer: pa


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

Answer: vascular and lymphatic


Question: what is most alarming about this angiogram?

Answer: arteriovenous fistula


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: which plane is this image in?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is being imaged?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: non-small cell carcinoma


Question: is 	this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is this mri in?

Answer: sagittal


Question: the mri shows what organ system?

Answer: breast


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: vestibular schwannoma


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

Answer: ct noncontrast


Question: in which plane is the ct scan displayed?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: fine needle aspiration of lung lesions


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this ct scan?

Answer: meningioma


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: in what plane was this image taken?

Answer: coronal


Question: what is the organ system in this image?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: subdural empyema secondary to sinusitis in an adolescent


Question: what kind of scan is this?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what plane was used?

Answer: pa


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

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


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

Answer: adenocarcinoma of the lung


Question: what type of imaging does this represent?

Answer: mammograph


Question: which plane is this mammograph taken in?

Answer: mammo - xcc


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

Answer: breast


Question: what is most alarming about this mammograph?

Answer: circumscribed masses in the breast


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t1


Question: what is the plane of the mri?

Answer: coronal


Question: which organ is captured by this mri?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: oligodendroglioma, profile and who grade


Question: was iv contrast given to the patient?

Answer: yes


Question: what image plane is this?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: liver metastases from breast cancer.  (path) malignant cells derived from adenocarcinoma, favoring metastatic breast carcinoma


Question: what is the mr weighting in this image?

Answer: t2


Question: what is the plane of the mri?

Answer: axial


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: glioblastoma multiforme


Question: is this a contrast or noncontrast ct?

Answer: noncontrast


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: acute epidural hematoma


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: gastrointestinal


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: gallstone pancreatitis


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: what imaging plane is depicted here?

Answer: axial


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

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what abnormality is seen in the image?

Answer: aspergillosis and the air-crescent sign


Question: is this a t2 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane was used in this mri?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: pleomorphic  xanthoastrocytoma, pxa


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this film

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ is this ct scan showing?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: oral antral fistula


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

Answer: an - angiogram


Question: which plane is this image taken?

Answer: ap


Question: what part of the body is being imaged?

Answer: heart and great vessels


Question: what is most alarming about this angiogram?

Answer: traumatic carotid-cavernous fistula


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

Answer: flair


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is displayed in this mri?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is abnormal in the mri?

Answer: glioblastoma multiforme (who grade 4 astrocytoma)


Question: is this an mri image?

Answer: yes


Question: in what plane is this mri captured?

Answer: sagittal


Question: what organ is this image of?

Answer: face, sinuses, and neck


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: atypical teratoid/rhabdoid tumor


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is seen?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: insulinoma


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

Answer: ct with iv contrast


Question: in what plane is this ct scan taken?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is visualized?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is abnormal in the ct scan?

Answer: chiari malformation


Question: was the ct scan taken with contrast?

Answer: yes


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: axial


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: lung, mediastinum, pleura


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: histoplasmosis


Question: is this a ct scan?

Answer: no


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: sagittal


Question: which organ system is shown in the mri?

Answer: spine and contents


Question: what is most alarming about this mri?

Answer: chronic lymphocytic leukemia (cll)


Question: is this a noncontrast ct?

Answer: yes


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: mondini syndrome


Question: is this a t1 weighted image?

Answer: no


Question: what plane is this?

Answer: coronal


Question: what organ system is pictured here?

Answer: skull and contents


Question: what is the primary abnormality in this image?

Answer: arachnoid cyst


Question: what is the modality?

Answer: xr - plain film


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: ap


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

Answer: gastrointestinal


Question: is there an abnormality in the x-ray?

Answer: yes


Question: what is the modality?

Answer: mammograph


Question: what is the plane?

Answer: mammo - mlo