Kaushar ali USG Tech.

45-year-old patient undergoes USG abdomen. A well-defined anechoic lesion with thin smooth wall and posterior acoustic enhancement is seen in the liver. No septations or solid components are noted. The most likely diagnosis is:

A. Liver abscess
B. Hepatic simple cyst
C. Hepatocellular carcinoma
D. Hydatid cyst

20. Cephalic presentation me kya niche hota hai?
A) Legs
B) Head
C) Hand
D) Shoulder

14. Normal Adult Kidney length?

A. 7–8 cm
B. 8–9 cm
C. 9–12 cm
D. 12–15 cm

Q21. Normal CBD diameter?
A.

Q7. Normal AFI range?
A. 2–5 cm
B. 5–25 cm
C. 25–35 cm
D.

Q5. WES sign related hai?
A. Appendix
B. Gallbladder stone
C. Pancreas
D. Kidney

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NT normal hai ya increased?
Nasal Bone clearly visible hai ya doubtful?
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🩺 Vanishing Twin Syndrome | Ultrasound Explained
Early pregnancy can sometimes start with two gestational sacs, but on follow-up scan only one fetus continues to grow while the other regresses.
This ultrasound shows one viable embryo with cardiac activity and one regressed twin without heart activity — a classic example of Vanishing Twin phenomenon.
📌 Educational case for learning purpose only.
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