• Long Cases Set 05

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• Case 1: 69yr old male. Generalised pain, depression, neck mass. US Neck.
• Case 1: 69yr old male. Generalised pain, depression, neck mass. US Neck, CT Neck, NM study.
• Case 1: 69yr old male. Generalised pain, depression, neck mass. NM study.
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• Case 2: 30 yr old female. Sudden onset breathlessness. XR chest and CT chest.
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• Case 3: 54yr old female. Wrist pain following fall. Wrist radiograph, CT & MRI.
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• Case 4: 47 yr old male. GCS 3 after motorcycle accident. CT Brain.
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• Case 5: 43 yr old male. Recurrent urinary tract infections. CT Urogram.
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• Case 6: 66 yr old female. Rapid weight loss, sweating and headache. Persistent pyrexia. CRP 200 mg/l. Normal blood/CSF culture. FDG PET-CT – whole body and lung fused images.
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