Radiology_technique

Radiology case-91 (FB and INSTA)Post analysis         X-RAY NECK – LATERAL VIEW Cinical Indication: Pain in neck and difficult in swellow.. Findings: Cervical vertebrae are normally aligned with maintained vertebral body heights. Intervertebral disc spaces are preserved. No evidence of fracture or dislocation. Prevertebral soft tissue shadow is seen to be widened at the level of C4–C6. Within the prevertebral region, an irregular, calcified opacity is noted (red arrow marked area) suggestive of a calcified mass/lesion. Airway appears partially compromised due to the mass effect. Epiglottis and hyoid bone are visualized. Impression: Irregular calcified mass in the prevertebral/retropharyngeal region – possibilities include: Calcified lymph nodes (likely tubercular in origin) Calcified neoplasm (e.g., thyroid cartilage tumor / soft tissue tumor with calcification) Recommendation : Correlation with clinical findings. Further evaluation with CT...

      Radiology case-70 (FB and INSTA) POST Final Diagnosis: -  Intracranial Hemangiopericytoma 📸 Imaging Modality: MRI Brain with Contrast (T1-weighted axial view) 🩻 Radiological Findings: Well-defined extra-axial mass with strong, heterogeneous contrast enhancement Broad-based dural attachment but without calcification No dural tail sign (unlike meningioma) May show flow voids due to high vascularity Causes mass effect with midline shift or perilesional edema Often located in parasagittal or convexity regions. Hemangiopericytoma is a rare but aggressive dural-based tumor . Unlike meningiomas, it is more vascular , more likely to recur , and has metastatic potential . ✅ Case confirmed by imaging features and histopathological correlation.