Rare medical cases: images and Ultrasound

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This particular image is taken by Sana Kashif there's so much controversy on what the diagnosis should be so we ask you to give us your opinion in the comment box with reasons and possible differential diagnosis and suggestions to help our colleagues learn


Image by Sana Kashif


we are determined to expose incredible cases that will teach our colleagues and expose all medical enthusiasts to cases that is possible but very rare.
So we brought you so far exceptional cases like:

Intrahepatic cyesis, a case seen on the 13th Dec, 2018 in Namibia. The cause of this type of rare ectopic occurrence is not fully known but research shows that it happens 1 in 8,000 pregnant cases. we are still researching to bring full details as we get them.



Live shots of ovulating ovary, this is an almost impossible thing to see because surgery is not done just to see it. so in a rare happening it was caught on camera



Baby with fibroid 9 times her weight, while we all were having a very Merry Christmas, a woman walked into the hospital with her very big bumps for delivery which turn out to be a baby with her fibroid twin that is 9 times her weight.



Fight breast cancer with palm oil, as a company that deals on refined palm oil around the world we are determined to educate our teeming clientele on the inherent benefit of eating right and the benefits natural occurring food product like palm oil has. Research has shown that "tocotriens" found in palm oil has the capability to combat malignant cells



Home remedy for burning sensation in the feet, this was inspired from personal experience. my quest for solution brought about this article, and I believe it will help many around the world
This video shows all the images our 2018 WOW! reports. please view and share. HAPPY NEW YEAR. In 2019 we hope you'll contribute WOW images from your location for our reports. Have a successful 2019.

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