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X Ray Appearances

X Ray Appearances

X Ray Appearances
Paediatrics

Snowman appTAPVR ( Total Anomalous Pulmonary Venous Return)
Cottage leaf appTAPVR
Figure of 8 appTAPVR
COEUR en Sabot(boot app)Tetrology of Fallot
Box shape appTricuspid atresia
Jug handle appPrimary PAH
Egg on side appTGV (Transposition of Great Vessels)
Egg in cup appConstrictive Pericarditis
Neurosurgery
 

Calcification of cerebral cortex(Railroad Calcification)Sturge Weber Syndrome
Diffuse Nodular calcificationToxoplasmosis
Amorphous Supracelluler CalcificationCraniopharyngioma 
Basal ganglia calcificationHypoparathyroidism (Commonest)
Rice grain CalcificationCysticerosis
Periventricular CalcificationCMV Infection
Sunray Calfication with spicules of brainMeningioma
Bone thickening at site of brain tumourMeningioma
Punched out RareficationMultiple myeloma, sarcoidosis, Gout
Peppr pot or Salt and pepper appHyperparathyroidism
Beaten silver appRaised intracranial pressure
Post clenoid erosionRaised intracranial pressure
Candle grease dripping or trouser leg appearanceIntramedullary tumours in myelography
Extramedullary Tumours of spinal cord 
  • Meningioma 
  • Neurofibroma
wavy upper border
Crescentic border

Radiology

Radiotherapy

Radiotherapy
  1. Isotopes: Elements with same Atomic number (Number of protons same, Number of Neutrons Vary) 
  2. Most used materials for external irradiation- Cobalt 60 , Cesium 131 ( Gamma rays) 
  3. Machine used for electron therapy- Betatron , Material used is Tungsten 
  4. Substances used as permanent implant for radiation- 
    • Gold Grains 
    • Radon Seeds 
  5. For permanent insertion into cavities 
    • Colloidal Gold 
    • Vitrium 
    • Phosphorus 52
  6. Radio active phosphorus is useful in
Diagnosis of
  • Eye Cancers 
  • Oesophageal Cancer
Treatment of – 
  • Polycythemia Vera 
  • Multiple Myeloma 
  • Secondaries in Bone 
  • Ca Prostate after priming with androgen. 
  • Malignant ascites 
Effect of Radiation on Tissues

Most Commonly affectedSkin
Most Senstive MucosaIntestinal Mucosa
Most Sensitive CNS partMid Brain, Medulla, Spinal Cord
Most sensitive cell in CNSNeurone
Most Sensitive blood cellsLymphocytes
Most resistant Blood cellsPlatelets
Most sensitive organ in abdomenKidney

Radiology

Radiology

  • Radiology
  • Radio Isotope Scans


    Scan Isotope Used
    Liver and Biliary functionTc99, Tc glycoheptonate
    Spleen, MarrowTc 99
    LungTc 99 macroaggregates
    Lung ventilationXenon gas
    KidneyTc 99, Tc Labelled derivatives
    Brain, boneTc pertechnetate
    Myocardial functionTc albumin
    Myocardial infarctionTc pyrophosphate
    Myocardial perfusionThalluim Chloride
    Tumor or abscessGallium citrate
    Pancreas scanSelenomethiomine, Se 75
    Thyroid malignancySelenium
    Thyroid functionIodine 131

     Radiation Emitted


    Gamma raysCobalt, Caesium, Technetium.
    Beta raysStrontium, Gold, phosphorus
    Dye used


    BronchographyDianosil
    Sialography Neohydriol
    UrethrographyUmbradil Viscous V
    AngiographyUrograffin
    I.V.PSodium diatrizoate
    Intestinal obstructionGastrograffin
    Ventriculography Metrizamide and
    And Myelography Iopendylate (Myodil)
    CholecsystographyIdopamide, Meglumine Ioglyconate
    Sodium MetrizoateSplenoportography
    Hysterosalpingography50% Diodone with 6 % polyvinyl alcohol in water 
    FetographyEthiodol 
    Half Life

    Iodine 1322 to 3 hours
    Technitium6 hours
    Iodine 12313 hours
    Gold2.7 days
    Thallium chloride3.1 days
    Gallium3.2 days
    Radon3.8 days
    Xenon gas5.2 days
    Iodine 1318 days
    Phosporous 3214.3 days
    Iridium74.5 days
    Tantalum115 days
    Cobalt 695 years
    Strontium28 years
    Caesium30 years
    Ra1622 years
    Ultra Sonography


    M- ModeFor moving parts eg, valves of heart etc.
    A ScopeFor cerebral lesions. Shift of mid- line structures
    B ScopeFor 2 dimensional view eg. Obstetrics and abdominal masses
    Grey scales Foe Contrast studies