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This woman presented with severe bilateral claudication. |
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A young man presented with galactorrhea. |
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Is this a normal superior mesenteric angiogram? |
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A young man presented with calf claudication. |
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A man presented with a growing scapular mass. |
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An elderly man presented with right upper quadrant pain. |
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A young woman was screened as a possible carrier of the gene for neurofibromatosis. |
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A young woman presented with lower abdominal fullness and frequent urination. |
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A man with a history of nephrectomy for renal cell carcinoma presented with a growing mass in the right hamstrings. |
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A woman presented with anemic and heme positive stool. |
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A patient presented with epigastric pain. |
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This lesion may be seen in chronic alcoholics. |
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This patient presented with GI bleeding. |
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This patient was asymptomatic from this finding. |
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A patient with vague GI complaints had these studies. |
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This patient presented with dysphagia. |
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This elderly woman presented with several episodes of severe chest pain. |
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This patient with known pancreatic pseudocysts presented with sudden, severe epigastric pain. |
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This woman presented with a growing mass in the anterior thigh. |
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A woman presented with a feeling of right upper quadrant fullness. |
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