It is important for radiologist to know that os intermetatarseum can be presented as dorsal foot pain. Due to its position, it is difficult to demonstrate os intermetatarseum in plain radiographs, CT and MRI should be performed in clinically suggestive cases.

Our results revealed that pre-ablation cardiac imaging with 64-slice MDCT adequately detected RPA bordering the phrenic nerve, which was an important determinant of PNP development during cryoballoon-based AF ablation.

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Infiltrating rectal cavernous hemangioma mimicking rectal tumor Rektal tümörü taklit eden infiltratif rektal kavernöz hemanjiyomF Fi ig gu ur re e 1 1. . CT showed a mass causing asymmetric wall thickening in a 5 cm-long segment and invading the connective tissue in the mesorectal and ischiorectal fossa.