NEET PG 2021 Radiology Recall Session | Dr Khaleel Ahmed - Radiology | DocTutorials

[@imranahmed-ne8lx]

Q.16.Pt with untreated Spinal TB developed a swelling in the Left groin following which his left limb was in Adduction,flexion and Internal Rotation. Four Muscle was marked asking to identify the muscle responsible for the attitude of his limb. This waa the question sir i think

[@imranahmed-ne8lx]

18.16 years old bicyclists fall.o/e vitals normal abdomen soft and blood on external meatus.next step? A. Nephrostomy b. b/L ureterostomy C.Suprapubic cystostomy D.Folys catheterization

[@KingDoc111]

Q16 was about tuberculosis of spine leading to shortening of lower limb due to trickling of pus to head of femur or psoas muscle.

[@ajitsahu6912]

Sir in q.17 no opacity in RI fossa,,, further history of some surgery 1 year back.. and one option was sub acute intestinal obstruction (because of adhesion).. although pnemobillia points towards gall stone illeus

[@KingDoc111]

It's B USG perhaps because there was no mention of foreign body but just eye injury. Any type of USG needs probe to come in contact with the tissue surface which can further aggregate the injury. MRI doesn't need probe and I checked in exam that there was no mention of foreign body. So MRI and metallic foreign body concept doesn't apply here.

[@karthiknarayan6765]

16q: coronal section given . There is shortening of limb . Identify the cause . History of tb is present

[@প্ৰাণপ্ৰতিম]

Question 6=Options were(1)Prolapsed intervertebral disc(2)Ankylosing spondylitis(3)Spinal tb(4)Mechanical pain.

[@s.amixlyrics9747]

Thank you sir..😍🙏

[@praffulgupta6800]

Adduction medial rotation shortening was in qs 4 structures labelled psoas major, illiopsoas, gluteus maximus and medius and minimus

[@ronitsharma6890]

Sir 9th ques had 2 x-rays and in them clearly the nasogastric tube was going towards the right side suggest of gastric volvulus

[@drkarangupta4752]

Yes true

[@arjunbv530]

The history of the patient was not pointing to gastric volvulus. And there was clearly air under the diaphragm and h/o abdominal distension.I was also confused with these two options.

[@karinadancer2650]

@@drkarangupta4752 Mmn

[@KingDoc111]

@@arjunbv530 That was fundal gas showing on right side due to rotation of stomach. Ryle's tube clearly showed it was volvulus.

[@drkarangupta4752]

@@KingDoc111 no bro it was under left diaphragm which is fundic gas

[@drgreys5431]

Sir 13 q was about most useful to confirm the site of injury …

[@dwarakanadh3139]

sir are you continuing as a faculty in prepladder or not???

[@israralam6264]

Question 18,best management ,,option suprapubic cystostomy bhi tha

[@kavithap8792]

18 question options are different A. Suprapubic cystostomy B . Foley C. Uterostomy

[@Offense101]

There was no RGU in options as well , and the abdomen was soft so extra peritoneal rupture bladder. So the next step would be foleys

[@karthiknarayan6765]

I think rgu is there in option

[@arjunbv530]

Foley's should not be done when there is blood at the meatus!

[@ambilikt]

There wer 2 similar q ryt??

[@drdeepika2959]

It's suprapubic

[@rupeshsharma3894]

Sir in question number 5 there was cyanosis also . And it was looking like boot shaped heart

[@paraspareek5599]

nope, classic snowman heart

[@israralam6264]

Question 18 ,,2 sal pehle cholecystectomy hua hai,,patient ko ab pain ho reha hai distended abdomen hai ,,acute abdomen bhi

[@viveksharma-ol7ju]

Sir one option was metaphysical dysplasia

[@dr.sushrutj.sankpal9527]

That stomach xray Q, there were two images ,in one of them stomach was seen to be folded so it was gastric volvulus ?

[@bhawna8883]

Same query

[@vaishuselvam405]

Xray images were of very very poor quality that we cudnt make out what is being shown…

[@joshna07rims]

Exact questn sir... thnku

[@drkarangupta4752]

Sir Q 9 was air under left fundus..not right

[@Docdesigner94]

Sir 13 qstn cect ? Coz in blunt trauma stable - cect In blunt trauma unstable - fast

[@israralam6264]

Perthes disease ka history tha question no.16 me and arrow mark ker ke puchha tha kaunsa part damage hoga

[@drjaga1]

thank u so much sir

[@saquibhussain9232]

Sir in question 13, the lines were "best investigation would be" CECT should be the answer?

[@rituparnodas8199]

Yes it is not the next step...it is written as next best step

[@karthiknarayan6765]

Yes. Next best step. My PG's told even next best management is EFAST

[@arjunbv530]

The question was next best step in the ERM, so efast!

[@rupeshsharma3894]

Q15 intestine mucosa instead of mucosa

[@echocon9510]

In 13qn GCS was 15/15 but systolic BP was 70mmhg

[@rupeshsharma3894]

Q13 only FAST was written NOT EFAST

[@প্ৰাণপ্ৰতিম]

Wrong question sir!No foreign body suspected!!That was not mentioned!

[@doctorstheory]

Q16 was identify the structure marked by arrow which causes shortening , flexion and medial rotation of lower limbs. Q17 wasn't radiograph. It was a clinical question. Abdominal pain and bilious vomiting. Q18. A Cyclist skid on the road and admitted to ER. He doesn't have complaints and findings are normal except, blood in urine. ( Urethral injury wasn't mentioned )

[@jamalhassan7874]

Questions are easier than FMGE

[@rupeshsharma3894]

Q14 it was clearly mention NO STREAK OVARIES OR SMALL UTERUS ….. that’s y Dx goes toward Down’s syndrome no cubitus valgus was written … and history of heart disorder was there

[@tomlopez8379]

Got 4 wrong.. Out of 18... Do I stand a chance??

[@thakurprati5580]

No

[@sengadhirvendhan205]

There was no RGU

[@dr.bikash2389]

Foley's will be next best

[@প্ৰাণপ্ৰতিম]

Retrograde urethrogram was there,sure.But i marked supra pubic.

[@ranjangogoi2036]

Folley without urethroscopy can convert partial tear to complete one...