But soon, so soon, I'll be back in the US with my husband learning a new city and having a nice summer break before coming back her just one more time. Crazy how fast time has gone by, sometimes it seems like just yesterday that I was packing and planning to move to Grenada.
Now if only these last two and half weeks can go as quickly as the past year and half has..... But I digress, I'm done whining (for now).
For your Pathology fix I present the last installment of Path Pictionary: Brain and Bone
A. Diagnose by weather or fruit.
Patient complaint:
MRI shows:
B. Sticks and stones....
C.
The only thing that comes to mind for A is one of the brain bleeds, either subarachnoid (thunderclap headache) or subdural (bananas are sort of crescent-shaped, right?) B is the soap bubble xray sign, which is a giant cell tumor (although you can see it in other things too), and the third is swan-neck deformity, found in RA.
ReplyDeleteYay R, you've got the right idea for A - suppose to be three separate conditions so you've got the first two: thunderclap = subarachnoid, banana = subdural, as for the last one, lemon = epidural
ReplyDeleteAnd of course B and C are spot on... Thanks for playing!
Soap bubble could also be Cryptococcus neoformans lesions in the brain!
ReplyDeleteSurely the lemon should be the lemon sign seen in spina bifida?
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