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Chronic Papilledema
Circinate Balanitis due to Reactive Arthritis
Cirrhosis: Macronodular and Postnecrotic (Low Power)
Classic Lesions of Secondary Syphilis Include Red-Brown, Copper, or Ham-Colored Macules or Papulosquamous Lesions on the Soles of the Feet
Classification of Leukemias According to Cell Type and Lineage
Clinical Effects of Cirrhosis of the Liver
Close-Up of Axillary Freckling (Crow Sign) with Large Cafe Au Lait on Arm of Same Man
Close-Up of Recurrent Herpes Simplex Virus-1 Showing Vesicles at the Vermilion Border
Clostridioides Difficile Colitis with Pseudomembranes (Adherent, Yellow Mounds)
Clubbing of the Finger in a 31-Year-Old Man with Congenital Heart Disease
CMV Retinitis
Combined Mitral Valve Defect with Predominant Stenosis
Common Sites of Endometrial Implants (Endometriosis)
Condylomata Acuminata around the Clitoris, Labia Minor, and Opening of the Vagina
Conjunctival Hemorrhage of the Eye due to Infectious Mononucleosis
Contact Dermatitis with Linear Pattern due to Poison Ivy
Corneal Rust Stain from Iron Foreign Body (Arrow)
Corneoscleral Laceration Inferonasally with Pupil Displaced Toward the Laceration and Iris Incarcerated in Wound
Coronal MRI Showing Large Pituitary Adenoma Elevating and Distorting the Optic Chiasm
Couple-Based Approach to Evaluation and Treatment of Male Factor Infertility
Crohn Involvement of Terminal Ileum with Extensive Linear and Stellate Ulcers
Crusted Scabies
CT Angiography Cross Sectional Image of a Patient with a 5
CT Scan of a Large Unilocular Pseudocyst Impinging on the Posterior Wall of the Stomach (Which Contains Contrast Media)
CT Scan of Male with Sinus Infection (Sinusitis) Filling the Left Maxillary Sinus
CT Scan of the Lungs Demonstrating Bilateral Patchy and Ground-Glass Opacities and Tree-in-Bud Nodular Opacities
CT Scan with Contrast Enhancement of the Abdomen Depicting 6
CT with Contrast of Chest Demonstrating Aneurysmal Degeneration of Type B Dissection
Cutaneous Innervation
Cutaneous Larva Migrans on the Foot