Q11974. Spot radiograph from a double contrast esophagram. Image represents:

Q11254. Identify the condition represented in below image

Q11962. Identify the condition represented in below image

Q1549. An IVU radiograph (image shown) demonstrates a rounded, contrast-filled sac projecting into the urinary bladder at the distal end of the ureter, with a thin radiolucent rim surrounding it. What is the most likely diagnosis / radiographic sign?

Q4948. Signs of Bartter's syndrome -

Q5369. X-ray Artifact is -

Q5384. The sign with patch of dullness beneath the angle of left scapula in a patient with pericardial effusion is named as -

Q6905. All of the following statements about Pulsus Bigeminus are true, except:

Q7000. Multiple air fluid levels in X-ray of abdomen is seen in

Q7495. Mercedes Benz sign is seen in:

Q7515. Radiological signs of acute pancreatitis on plain radiography are -

Q8077. Skin involvement along with collar stud ulceration in intestine on radiography. Diagnosis is -

Q9027. Hamilton Ruler test sign is positive in which of the above mentioned conditions ?

Q9247. Sex reassignment surgery is done in ?

Q9641. What is the first sign of injury?

Q9916. First sign of maceration is

Q11011. Safe light in radiographic dark room is ideally should be of following color -