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Introduction to Internal Medicine

Internal medicine is a specialized branch of medicine focusing on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of a wide range of adult diseases. Physicians in this field, known as internists, manage complex clinical cases that involve multiple organ systems, often requiring detailed diagnostic processes and comprehensive management strategies. Internal medicine covers various conditions such as cardiovascular diseases, respiratory disorders, gastrointestinal issues, and endocrine disorders.

Importance of Imaging in Internal Medicine Education

The role of imaging in internal medicine is indispensable, helping internists in the diagnostic and management processes. Various imaging techniques—such as X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, and ultrasounds—allow for a more detailed visualization of internal structures, enabling accurate diagnoses and treatment plans.

Clinical cases in internal medicine often require the review of imaging studies to identify issues that might not be apparent through physical examination alone. Images can help in understanding the extent of diseases, identifying complications, and predicting outcomes.

Enhancing Case Reports and Diagnosis

Case reports in internal medicine, supported by imaging studies, provide valuable insights into rare or complex conditions. They offer a platform to review the diagnostic approach, verify findings, and share lessons learned. By completing diagnostic actions efficiently, physicians can ensure the security and accuracy of their diagnosis, ultimately improving clinical outcomes. Thus, imaging plays a crucial role in internal medicine's education, fostering a comprehensive understanding of disease processes.

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Vasculite? [2/6]
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Vasculite? [2/6]

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One patient has these lesions on her legs. Anyone have any guesses? 

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Vasculite? [6/6]

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One patient has these lesions on her legs. Anyone have any guesses?

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Vasculite? [5/6]

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One patient has these lesions on her legs. Anyone have any guesses?

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Vasculite? [4/6]

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One patient has these lesions on her legs. Anyone have any guesses?

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One patient has these lesions on her legs. Anyone have any guesses?

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Vasculite? [1/6]

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One patient has these lesions on her legs. Anyone have any guesses?

Circulating Tumor Cells (CTC)
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Circulating Tumor Cells (CTC)

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Detecting No of CTC: 1CTC/ml of peripheral blood. CTC is defined as EPCAM +ve, CK +ve and CD45 -ve cells Authors: Dattatreya Mukherjee, Kalyan K Mukherjee

Bronchoscopy
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Bronchoscopy

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Image case: bronchoscopy.

Linsday Nail
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Linsday Nail

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Lindsday nail in CKD patients.

The Hyperdense Middle Cerebral Artery Sign
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The Hyperdense Middle Cerebral Artery Sign

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Hyperdensity presence in the path of the CMA, associated with acute neurological deficit, even without visible areas of ischemia in the brain parenchyma. Early data to support a possible thrombolysis.

Cullen's Sign
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Cullen's Sign

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Presence of a zone of periumbilical ecchymosis a patient with severe acute pancreatitis, Balthazar E secondary to dyslipidemia.

Bronchogenic carcinoma
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Bronchogenic carcinoma

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a smoker presented with haemoptysis . chest X ray reveals ,a right hilar mass, occupying right mid and lower zones . the homogenous opacity has spiculating appearance at the periphery . there is no...

Lobar pneumonia
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Lobar pneumonia

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This chest xray depicts the classical radiological features of right lower lobe pneumonic consolidation . the homogenous opacity obeys teh segmental anatomy, dome of diaphragm not visible and the classical...

Chest X-Ray
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Chest X-Ray

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This is the display of Chest -x ray PA view of a patient with multiple cannon ball metastases in both the lungs.

Chest X-ray PA View
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Chest X-ray PA View

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This chest x-ray PA view reveals massive right sided pleural effusion with underlying right lung collapse, which is evident by tracheal shift to the right.

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