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A: A 65-Year-Old Patient with Non-Q Wave Infarction due to Left Main Trunk Subocclusion
A: A Benign, Clean-Based Gastric Ulcer
A: Anterior View of the Shoulder
A: A Smooth, Benign Appearing Peptic Stricture in the Distal Esophagus
A: Chalazion Viewed from Internal Eyelid Showing the Yellow Lipogranulomatous Material
A: Close-Up of CXR Showing Kerley B Lines
A: Colonic Angioectasia Characterized by its Bright Red Appearance
A: Dorsum of the Left Wrist
A: ECG at Initial Preparticipation Physical Evaluation (Preablation) Demonstrates a Wpw Pattern
A: ECG During Spontaneous Chest Pain Showing ST-Segment Elevation in Leads II, III, and Avf
Adult Trematodes
Advanced Bilateral Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Advanced Trachoma with Upper Lid Trichiasis and Corneal Scarring
Age-Related Cataract
A Large, Deep Duodenal Ulcer is Seen with Brown Spots Suggesting Recent Bleeding
A Large, Slightly Elevated Serrated Lesions is Well Seen after 'lifting' with a Submucosal Injection of Saline with Blue Dye Coloring
A Large Sessile Colonic Adenoma; Pathologic Assessment Confirmed Tubulovillous Features
Alcohol-Associated Cirrhosis of the Liver
Alcohol-Associated Hepatitis
Alcohol Withdrawal Assessment
Algorithm for Assessing Psychiatric Component of Chronic Pain
Algorithm for Intervention in Aortic Regurgitation
Algorithm for Intervention in Primary Mitral Regurgitation
Algorithm for Intervention in Secondary Mitral Regurgitation
Algorithm for Management of Patients with Definite or Likely Nste-ACS
Autoimmune Hepatitis: Typical Histologic Findings of Autoimmune Hepatitis are Plasma Cells (Arrows) at the Interface Between the Portal Tract (Top of Figure) and Lobule (Bottom), with Inflammatory Cells Spilling into the Lobule, Referred to as Interface Hepatitis
Avascular Necrosis (Avn) of the Ankle
A Weight-Bearing Lateral Radiograph of a Foot
Axial Brain MRI in a Patient with Multiple Sclerosis Demonstrating Simultaneous Active Lesions with Gadolinium Enhancement (Long Arrows) and Old Lesions Without Enhancement (Short Arrows), Reflecting Lesions of Different Age, Ie, a Dissemination in Time
Axillary Pigmented Striae of Cushing Syndrome Preoperatively