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Monday, May 7, 2012
Phoenix
Challenge: The title Phoenix is because of the third image. What do these pictures show?
First, third, and fifth images shown under GNU Free Documentation License; second and fourth images shown under Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike License.
yes! nice job identifying the images (which are from different people, but the same disease state) - Phoenix
These images show evidence of an aortic dissection. The CXR shows a widened aortic knob. The second and third images shows aneurysmal dilation and dissection of the ascending aorta. The last two images are echocardiography images showing a true lumen, intimal flap, and false lumen; in the last image, the upper lumen shows flow, suggesting it is the true lumen.
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aortic dissection!
It is an Aortendissektion
yes! nice job identifying the images (which are from different people, but the same disease state)
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Phoenix
These images show evidence of an aortic dissection. The CXR shows a widened aortic knob. The second and third images shows aneurysmal dilation and dissection of the ascending aorta. The last two images are echocardiography images showing a true lumen, intimal flap, and false lumen; in the last image, the upper lumen shows flow, suggesting it is the true lumen.
Sources: UpToDate; Wikipedia.
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