• Long Cases Set 02

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• Case 1: 29yr old female. Short history of left hip pain. Pregnant at 12 weeks. MR pelvis – two sequences.
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• Case 2: 44yr old male. Abdominal pain. CT abdomen & pelvis and CT enterography three months later.
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• Case 3: 82yr old male. Poor vision. MR brain – three sequences.
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• Case 4: 34yr old female. Increasing pelvic pain for months. MR pelvis – 3 sequences (in proliferative phase of menstrual cycle).
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• Case 5: 35yr old female. Progressive weakness. MR brain – current and previous examinations.
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• Case 6: 1 day old female. Premature neonate with breathing difficulties. XR chest – first and sixth days of life.
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