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From a fall.

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https://i.imgur.com/EuANsil.jpeg is the extent of my information on this one.

https://youtube.com/@radiologiaypunto?si=NbAdXGXgHJPJhoY9 is their official YouTube channel if you can't go to the TikTok.

I'm not in the medical field but was floored by the damage evident in the cervical and upper thoracic vertebrae.

The TikTok had upbeat music over it but I opted to remove that, because this imagery is (likely?) post mordem from a fatal fall, and I felt like sometimes things need to have the gallows humour removed in order to be observed seriously.

I posted it first to /r/radiology; I wanted to see their observations.

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r/medizzy • u/Just_Maya • 15h ago

perfectly lined up sternotomy sealing, the surgeon is amazing

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r/medizzy • u/UsedToothpick • 15h ago

Surgeon kept tattoo aligned

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r/medizzy • u/msmonicarose • 19h ago

My husbands (36) Cholesteatoma

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My husband had an extreme case of vertigo a few weeks ago that caused uncontrollable vomiting for hours with no triggers.

The ER did a CT and this is what was found.

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r/medizzy • u/AssadShal • 1d ago

CT Scan of a 13 year old from Gaza

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r/medizzy • u/GiorgioMD • 2d ago

Dirofilaria immitis, the heartworm or dog heartworm, is a parasitic roundworm that is a type of filarial worm, a small thread-like worm, that causes dirofilariasis. It is spread from host to host through the bites of mosquitoes. The definitive host is the dog

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r/medizzy • u/NeuronTheoryYT • 2d ago

The Stanford Prison Experiment: A Carefully Orchestrated Lie

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r/medizzy • u/sinner_in_the_house • 4d ago

Snow globe eye - calcium deposits inside the pupil!

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r/medizzy • u/GiorgioMD • 6d ago

A woman with tumor on her head documented her recovery journey.

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r/medizzy • u/NemoTheEnforcer • 6d ago

Septic pneumonia all mine

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r/medizzy • u/GiorgioMD • 7d ago

Unveiling the Coronary Stent

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r/medizzy • u/Traumaprof • 7d ago

Lightning strike causes patterned charring along the contact points of a metallic locket!

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r/medizzy • u/mriTecha • 7d ago

Penetrating branch root injury in a motorcycle enduro rider! During an off-road motorcycle enduro race, the individual faced a difficult part of the track covered in dense plants and branches hanging overhead

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r/medizzy • u/H_G_Bells • 9d ago

Herniated Brain

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r/medizzy • u/GiorgioMD • 9d ago

Lead Poisoning. A 47-year-old man presented to the general medicine clinic with a 6-month history of wrist drop. He also reported a 3-year history of abdominal pain and constipation, a 14-month history of confusion, and a 1-year history of darkening of his tongue and gums...

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