What do you see in the following images?
Polymicrogyria
Bilateral cortical thickening with numerous small gyri with signal characteristics similar to normal grey matter.
Dilated bilateral perivascular spaces in the subjacent white matter.
A 6-year-old child. Cough since months. DD, allergy, asthma
What do you see?
Diagnosis: Pneumonia lingula (consolidation obscuring left heart border but not left hemidiaphragm)
Mycoplasma (bacterial) pneumonia
13-year-old girl with knee pain for 2 months.
What do you see?
Periphyseal (both knees) hyperintensity on sagittal fat suppressed T2 Weighted image (a) and Proton Density Weighted image (b) and hypointensity on sagittal T1Weighted image (c) (arrows).
FOPE: Focal periphyseal edema
– Mostly around the knees
– Both genders can be affected during skeletal maturation
– Painful manifestation of physiologic physeal fusion
