Pelvic AP radiographs showing the male (left) and female (right) bony pelvis. Note that the male pelvis is narrower, with a “heart-shaped” pelvic inlet, while the female is wider, with a circular or oval-shaped pelvic inlet. (Courtesy of Dr. N....
Ultrasound Image of Polycystic Ovaries Note the cystic appearance resembling a “string of black pearls.”
Transabdominal ultrasound showing hyperechoeic IUD in the body of the uterus. (Courtesy of Dr. N. Jaffer)
Normal Hysterosalpingogram Normal uterus and fallopian tubes. Contrast media is injected into the uterus via a cervical cannula, outlining the uterine cavity and fallopian tubes. Tubal patency is indicated by contrast spilling into the peritoneal space. (Courtesy of...
Red crosses outline length of cervix in this transvaginal ultrasound. (Courtesy of Dr. W. Whittle)
The left mammogram depicts microcalcifications, as can be seen with DCIS. The right mammogram depicts microcalcifications after surgical excision with needle localization.
Normal Mammography The left image is of a normal craniocaudal view of a breast mammogram. The right image is that of a normal mediolateral oblique view of a breast mammogram.
An essentially normal ductogram (galactogram).
Observe the obstructive lesion near the lower end of the right ureter. On simultaneous retrograde examination, the lower margin of the obstructing lesion is clearly demarcated.
Intravenous pyelogram (IVP) (1 hour post-dye injection) showing right hydronephrosis, hydroureter, dilated renal pelvis and calvx.
