ABSTRACT BACKGROUND Stroke continues to be one of the most debilitating disease that either leads to disability or morbidity among different ethnicities in the world. In 2008 WHO had estimated deaths by stroke to be ...

ABSTRACT Background Computed tomography (CT) examinations have been increasing since its evolution in 70’s. Although it provides good contrast resolution and rapid scanning, it leads to larger doses of ionizing radiation ...

ABSTRACT Background: Lung ultrasound is a bedside, noninvasive investigation tool used by radiologists, radiographers, pulmonary physicians, in Emergency and ICU departments for aiding diagnosis and treatment of pulmonary ...

Background Epilepsy is a neurological disorder that presents with episodic seizures, some of which are amenable to treatment. Patients with Epilepsy have been reported to have underlying brain structural abnormalities, ...

Background: Adenoid is a mass of lymphoid tissue in the nasopharynx that produces antibodies. Adenoid hypertrophy is the most common cause of nasal airway obstruction in children. PNS, STL radiographs are used widely to ...

The upper extremities are the second most common musculoskeletal injuries following lower extremities in the emergency department. Over the past few years due to economic and demographic variation, prevalence of upper ...