Spinal cord ependymomas are the second most common tumour of the spinal cord in children. Intramedullary tumours must be found as soon as possible to avoid neurological complications. The most important aspects are epidemiology and overall survival characteristics. We discuss
Read MoreBecause it is a highly vascular tumour, juvenile nasopharyngeal angiofibroma (JNA) is also known as bleeding fibroma. In prepubescent and young adults, this is a benign tumour that is locally aggressive and bleeds. Due to the potential space available in
Read MoreIntestinal blockage, which can be dynamic or adynamic, is a common clinical occurrence. The traditional proverb "Never let the sun set or dawn on a plugged intestine" was taught to prevent missing strangulation. Helical CT can accurately describe the level,
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