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Dr.Sana
Dr.Sanaalmost 6 years ago
Name this radiographic sign?? Differential diagnosis???

Name this radiographic sign?? Differential diagnosis???

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almost 6 years ago

The hair on end sign refers to a radiographic appearance of the diploic space of the skull vault which results from a thickening of trabeculae as the diploic space expands. These trabeculae are perpendicular in orientation, interspersed by radiolucent marrow hyperplasia along the skull vault. It is classically described with plain skull radiographs although can also be appreciated on CT or MRI . Causes include: thalassaemia major sickle cell disease hereditary spherocytosis iron deficiency anaemia......Mnemonic HI NEST ..... hereditary spherocytosis iron deficiency anaemia neuroblastoma enzyme deficiency, e.g. G-6-PD deficiency causing haemolytic anaemia ,sickle cell disease ,thalassemia major

almost 6 years ago

Well its a radiological depiction..... Neuroblastoma is a very rare type of cancerous tumor that almost always affects children. Neuroblastoma develops from nerve cells in the fetus called neuroblasts. ... But neuroblastoma can also begin in or spread to other areas including the chest, bones or the spine and spinal cord regions and the abdomen.

almost 6 years ago

Y in neuroblastoma?

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almost 6 years ago

Hair on end appearance in cdtns like Thalassemia,sickle cell anemia

almost 6 years ago

Hair on end appearance....seen in Thalassemia and sickle cell anemia

almost 6 years ago

is a sign of Hemolytic anemias especially Thallasemia.

almost 6 years ago

Thallasemia

almost 6 years ago

Hair on end in thallasemia,sickle cell,...

almost 6 years ago

Thallacemia,hair on end sign

almost 6 years ago

اول ماشفته حسبته ورم خبيث

almost 6 years ago

Thallacemia

almost 6 years ago

thalassemia

almost 6 years ago

Hydrocephalus

almost 6 years ago

Hereditary spherocytosis, Iron deficiency anaemia , Neuroblastoma , Enzyme deficiency(G-6-PD deficiency causing haemolytic anaemia), Sickle cell disease thalassemia major

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