A Teaching Atlas of Case Studies in Diagnostic Imaging
A Teaching Atlas of Case Studies in Diagnostic Imaging
SECOND EDITION
Editors
Funsho Komolafe MBBS FMCR FWACS FICA FRCR
Former Adjunct Professor of Radiology Rasal-Khaimah Medical and Health Sciences University United Arab Emirates Former Head of Radiology, Fujairah Hospital United Arab Emirates Former Professor and Head of Radiology University of Ilorin, Nigeria Former Professor and Chairman of Radiology King Faisal University Dammam, Saudi Arabia
(Late) M Haroun Dahniya MBBS (Durham) DMRD FRCR FWACS
Former Senior Consultant Radiologist Fujairah Hospital, United Arab Emirates Former Professor and Head of Radiology University of Maiduguri, Nigeria Former Director, FRCR and FFR (RCSI) Training Program Ministry of Health, Kuwait
Foreword
SB Lagundoye
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A Teaching Atlas of Case Studies in Diagnostic Imaging / Funsho Komolafe, (Late) M Haroun Dahniya
First Edition: 2016
Second Edition: 2023
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Our wives and our residents,
past and present
- Abdulkadir Musa Tabari MBBS MD FMCR FICS
- Professor of Radiology
- Kaduna State University
- Consultant Radiologist
- Barau Dikko Teaching Hospital
- Kaduna, Nigeria
- Adekunle Y Abdulkadir MBBS FMCR
- Former Head of Radiology
- Federal Medical Center
- Gusau, Nigeria
- Consultant Radiologist
- King Khalid General Hospital
- Hafr Al-Batin, Saudi Arabia
- Asma Saeed Khammas MBBCh PhD EDBI
- Specialist Radiologist
- Head of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine
- Fujairah Hospital
- United Arab Emirates
- Bukunmi Michael Idowu MBBS FWACS FMCR
- Specialist Radiologist
- Department of Radiology
- Al Qurayyat General Hospital
- Al-Qurayyat, Saudi Arabia
- Funsho Komolafe MBBS FMCR FWACS FICA FRCR
- Former Adjunct Professor of Radiology
- Ras al-Khaimah Medical and Health Sciences University
- United Arab Emirates
- Former Head of Radiology
- Fujairah Hospital
- United Arab Emirates
- Former Professor and Head Radiology
- University of Ilorin, Nigeria
- Former Professor and Chairman of Radiology
- King Faisal University
- Dammam, Saudi Arabia
- (Late) M Haroun Dahniya MBBS (Durham) DMRD FRCR FWACS
- Former Senior Consultant Radiologist
- Fujairah Hospital
- United Arab Emirates
- Former Professor and Head of Radiology
- University of Maiduguri
- Nigeria
- Former Director
- FRCR and FFR (RCSI) Training Program
- Ministry of Health, Kuwait
- Michael Rantiolu O Aro MD
- Associate Professor of Radiology
- University of Missouri
- Staff Radiologist
- Harry S Truman Memorial Veterans’ Hospital (VA)
- Columbia, Missouri, USA
- Olurotimi O Komolafe BSc MBBS FWACS
- Consultant Radiologist
- Department of Radiology
- Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospital
- Ile-Ife, Nigeria
- Olusola AM Adesiyun MBBS FWACS
- Reader/Consultant Radiologist
- Department of Radiology
- University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital
- Ilorin, Nigeria
- Sujatha Rajkumar MBBS MD
- Former Specialist Radiologist
- Department of Radiology
- Fujairah Hospital
- Medcare Hospital
- Dubai, United Arab Emirates
SB Lagundoye MBBS (Lond) DMRD (Edin) FMCR FWACS FRCR FICS
Former Professor and Head
Department of Radiology
University of Ibadan, Nigeria
In the course of being an examiner in several radiology fellowship examinations for over three decades, I have found that in the last decade, there has been a decline in the performance of candidates due to inadequate exposure to appropriate written text.
It gives me the greatest joy to see the editors of this book, who are themselves experienced trainers and examiners, add to the available learning resources by providing in a unique format a text which highlights a large number of images of unusual cases, each with significant teaching value.
I have gone meticulously through the contents of “A Teaching Atlas of Case Studies in Diagnostic Imaging”, and I am convinced that it will go a long way in stimulating interest and improving the understanding of the subject among trainee radiologists everywhere. The reader is exposed to a wide range of images that span the whole gamut of diagnostic imaging, using conventional radiography, ultrasonography, CT, and MRI studies. Furthermore, the book should be of immense benefit to teachers and examiners in radiology, as well as to clinicians in other related disciplines.
I highly commend the effort that has gone into the production of this work, and I expect that the book will be a compact volume that will grace the libraries of many medical colleges and their radiology departments.
PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION
The primary motivation for the production of this work, as expressed in the first edition, is to share with trainee radiologists our many years of experience in the practice of clinical radiology, and as teachers and examiners in the specialty. This motivation remains unchanged. Since the publication of the first edition, we have collected additional Cases that we believe will further enlarge the scope and enhance the quality of the Atlas.
A couple of chapter titles have been altered to accommodate the inclusion of new Cases that do not fit strictly into the former title. For example, the title of Chapter 1 has changed from Chest Imaging to Chest and Respiratory Tract Imaging. The miscellaneous cases in Chapter 6 have been distributed to the appropriate subject areas, while Chapter 6 is renamed as Small-parts Imaging, comprising mainly breast, thyroid, and testicular images. The cases in every chapter, with their figure legends, DISCUSSION, and FURTHER READING sections, have been reassessed and corrected for errors. More recent literature updates have been included in the citations listed for further reading, when considered necessary.
As a reflection of the acceptability of the book, the List of Contributors to the second edition has doubled, compared with the first. On a sad note, however, one of our major contributors, who also served as our second Editor, Professor M Haroun Dahniya, passed on in 2018. It is sad also to report that Professor SB Lagundoye, who kindly wrote the foreword, passed on in 2020. Both of these men have made indelible contributions to the training of radiologists in various parts of the world. May their souls rest in perfect peace.
Apart from radiology residents and practicing radiologists, who are the primary targets of this work, we expect that clinicians in other specialties, such as Pediatrics, Internal Medicine, Surgery, and Obstetrics and Gynecology will find areas of this book to be of relevance to their practice.
In accordance with the publisher's guidelines, every effort has been made to ensure that the pages of the new edition do not exceed 10% increase over that of the previous edition.
Funsho Komolafe
PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION
A Teaching Atlas of Case Studies in Diagnostic Imaging was motivated by the desire to share with trainee radiologists our experience as teachers and examiners in the specialty. The images are selected largely from our personal collections acquired over many years and across several countries.
The cases are selected either because they are rare or uncommon, or because they represent unusual images of common pathologies. Each case is backed with a short clinical presentation, a description of the main radiological features of the images, a short discussion, and a few relevant references and suggestions for further reading. These suggestions have been selected and are designed to guide the reader to the most relevant and current literature on the subject. The cases collected are organized into chapters and span the major divisions of diagnostic imaging—chest, musculoskeletal, urogenital, gastrointestinal, and neuroradiological, with a chapter on miscellaneous items containing small parts ultrasound images and a mix-bag of images from various organ systems.
The book is intended in particular for radiology residents preparing for the various qualifying fellowship and board examinations. The images shown to candidates in the various examinations keep changing. It is obvious that the more images a candidate is familiar with, the better the chances of success.
In addition, it is our hope that this atlas will be found useful in meeting some of the diagnostic challenges that practicing radiologists encounter in their daily practice. We also believe that clinicians in other disciplines, especially surgery, pediatrics, medicine, obstetrics, and gynecology, will find relevant sections in the atlas that will be beneficial to their practice.
The publisher has kindly designed the layout of the cases with provision of space for the reader to make notes as required.
Funsho Komolafe
M Haroun Dahniya
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
We would like to acknowledge the supportive role played in the acquisition of these images by our technicians in various institutions where we have worked, such as Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. We like to specifically mention Mrs Lalitha Chodon Veetil, former sonographer at Fujairah Hospital, United Arab Emirates, for her invaluable assistance.
We highly appreciate the meticulous and painstaking editorial and computer assistance which we received from Dr Opeyemi and Ibukun Komolafe, and Dr Rotimi Komolafe.
We would also like to express our deep appreciation for the copious encouragement and support which we received from our wives, Dr (Mrs) Yemi Komolafe and Haja (Mrs) Humu Dahniya, at the conception of this project and in the process of bringing it to reality.
Finally, we would like to appreciate M/s Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers (P) Ltd, New Delhi, India for their understanding, especially considering the limitations and delays imposed by the COVID pandemic.
ABBREVIATIONS
ABC
: Aneurysmal bone cyst
ACL
: Anterior cruciate ligament
ADEM
: Acute disseminated encephalomyelitis
AIDS
: Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
ARM
: Anorectal malformation
ASD
: Atrial septal defect
AVM
: Arteriovenous malformation
BI-RADS
: Breast imaging reporting and data system
CAM
: Cystic adenomatoid malformation
CBD
: Common bile duct
DVT
: Deep venous thrombosis
ERCP
: Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography
FLAIR
: Fluid-attenuated inversion recovery
FMD
: Fibromuscular dysplasia
HCC
: Hepatocellular carcinoma
HH
: Hiatus hernia
HLA
: Human leukocyte antigen
HRCT
: High-resolution computed tomography
HU
: Hounsfield unit
IPF
: Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis
IUCD
: Intrauterine contraceptive device
IVC
: Inferior vena cava
KUB
: Kidneys, ureters and bladder
MCUG
: Micturating cystourethrogram
MDCT
: Multidetector computed tomography
MEN
: Multiple endocrine neoplasia
MRCP
: Magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography
MS
: Multiple sclerosis
MTS
: Mesial temporal sclerosis
NEC
: Necrotizing enterocolitis
PCL
: Posterior cruciate ligament
PD
: Proton density-weighted MRI
PET
: Positron emission tomography
PSC
: Primary sclerosing cholangitis
PUJ
: Pelvi-ureteric junction
RPA
: Retropharyngeal abscess
RTA
: Road traffic accident
STIR
: Short T1 inversion recovery
T1W
: T1-weighted image
T2W
: T2-weighted image
UBC
: Unicameral bone cyst
UIP
: Usual interstitial pneumonia
V/Q
: Ventilation-perfusion scan
WHO
: World Health Organization