Unknown Cases

Below are sections of a presentation on "Unknown Cases" presented by Justin Q. Ly, MD at the 2004 TRS Annual Meeting in Irving, TX. The cases were displayed on posters throughout the entire meeting, and attendees had a chance to submit their diagnoses. During the last session of the meeting, Dr. Ly presented each of these unique and challenging cases along with the correct diagnoses. The winners with the most number of correct answers (diagnoses). Mark Montgomery, MD and Rajvee Shah, MD were presented with gift certificates to Lippincott, Willams & Wilkins.

How to view each case

The entire presentation has been separated into 10 sections for easier download - one section for each case. Each case is then presented, along with a corresponding diagnosis section. Both the cases and diagnoses require Microsoft PowerPoint to be viewed. It is also strongly recommended that you view these cases via broadband internet access, as the images contained within each section make the files large (no more than 600K), thus causing them to take several minutes to download. The length of time for the download depends of course on your internet access and speed of connection.

Questions, Feedback?

If you have any questions regarding these cases, or have feedback for Justin Q. Ly, MD, please feel free to e-mail him by clicking here. The Texas Radiological Society thanks Justin Q. Ly, MD for his time and effort in putting this fantastic presentation together, and for his willingness to share it with our members via the TRS website.

1. Musculoskeletal
2. Chest
3. MR Imaging
4. Pediatric
5. Gastrointestinal
6. Head and Neck
7. Ultrasound
8. Musculoskeletal 2
9. Genitourinary
10. Vascular