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Top Image IQs of 2021: Can You Make the Diagnosis?
Review our most popular Image IQs of 2021 and test your radiology knowledge!
Diagnostic Imaging posts weekly Image IQs, where readers can test their knowledge to see if they can correctly diagnose conditions based on the clinical image provided. Thanks to our contributing partners, Rad Rounds and Texas Radiology, for sharing these high-value cases with us.
Review our most popular Image IQs of 2021 below and test your knowledge!
Middle-Aged Man Presents with Left-Sided Weakness
Rare Condition Seen on CT
Elderly Patient Presents with Back Pain and Radiculopathy
Patient Presents with Progressive Anemia
What's the Diagnosis of this Post-Bypass CTA?
Patient Presents with Severe Epigastric Pain
What Do You See on This Small Bowel GI Series?
59-Year-Old Patient Presents with Abdominal Pain
Patient Presents with Elevated Liver Function
Infant With Prenatally Diagnosed Abnormality on Ultrasound
Do you want to submit an Image IQ? Email your case, image, and short quiz to Jeff Hall at jhall@mjhlifesciences.com.
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