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A 50-Yr-Old Man with Diverticulitis
A 50-Yr-Old Patient with Uterine Sarcoma
A 51-Yr-Old Man with Bilateral Hearing Loss and Progressive Ataxia Ataxia Hearing Loss
A 51-Yr-Old Man with Chronic Pancreatitis
A 52-Yr-Old Woman with Perforated Meckel Diverticulum as a Result of Ingestion of a Fish Bone
A 56-Yr-Old Woman with Endometrial Carcinoma
A 58-Yr-Old Man Presented with Facial Edema, Bilateral Upper Extremity Swelling, and Shortness of Breath
A 5-Yr-Old Boy
A 68-Yr-Old Man with a Ruptured Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm
A 70-Yr-Old Male with Choledocholithiasis and a Hepatic Abscess
A 76-Yr-Old Woman with a Perforated Duodenal Ulcer and Free Intraperitoneal Air
A 78-Yr-Old Woman with Rectal Bleeding and Fullness was Found to have a Clinical T3n3 Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Anal Canal with Perianal Extension
A and B, Algorithm for Therapy
A and B, Cataract of the Left Eye
A and B, Chest Radiographs Demonstrating Pneumomediastinum and Bilateral Pleural Effusions
A and B, Cystocele
A and B, Erysipelas
A and B, Granuloma Inguinale
A and B, Herpes Zoster Lesions in T3 Distribution
A and B, Left Ventriculogram Showing Apical Ballooning Characteristic of Stress-Induced Cardiomyopathy
A and B, Lichen Planus
A and B, Lichen Simplex Chronicus
A and B, Magnetic Resonance Images of Tuberculous Spinal Osteomyelitis with Scalloping of the Vertebrae
A and B, Minor Aphthous Ulcers of the Labial Mucosa and Ventral Tongue Show a Yellow Fibrinous Base, Sharply Marginated Periphery, and Erythematous Periphery
A and B, Obstructing Sigmoid Colon Cancer
Axial Magnetic Resonance Image of Child with Sturge-Weber Syndrome Demonstrating Atrophy of the Left Hemisphere and Contrast Enhancement of the Surface of the Left Hemisphere Particularly Prominent over the Occipital Lobe
Axial T1-Weighted Contrast-Enhanced Image of the Orbital
Axial T1-Weighted Postgadolinium Magnetic Resonance Imaging with Fat Saturation in a Patient with Left Optic Neuritis
Axial T2-Weighted Image Shows Abnormal Signal in Bilateral Parietooccipital Lobes, Greater on the Right than Left
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