Sally Louise Ayesa on Radiopaedia.org

Sally Louise Ayesa

MBBS (Hons) MSc FRANZCR FAANMS

Dr Sally Ayesa is an Australian dual-trained radiologist and nuclear medicine specialist at Royal North Shore Hospital, with subspecialty interests in chest and oncology imaging. Sally is an academic at the University of Sydney, where she is the specialty lead for medical imaging within Sydney Medical School. She is also competing a PhD in medical imaging education. Sally is an editor at Radiopaedia and is one of the convenors for the Radiopaedia 2024 Virtual Conference. Her research interests include radiology education, gender diversity and nuclear medicine.

Disclosures:
  • Siemens (Healthineers), Speaker fees (ongoing)
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Question 2151

This patient has a mass in the anterior mediastinum. What is the name of the space which is effaced on this radiograph which allows us to place the mass in the anterior mediastinum?

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Question 2152

Which of the following correctly lists the main differential diagnoses for an anterior mediastinal mass?

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Question 2153

On frontal CXR, splaying of the carina and a 'double density sign' indicate enlargement of which cardiac chamber?

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Question 2498

What is the role of pediatric interventional radiology in management of patients with long segment tracheal stenosis secondary to complete tracheal rings?

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Question 2499

Which lobe is most commonly affected in congenital lobar overinflation?

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Question 2500

Which of the following is a unique feature of an extralobar bronchopulmonary sequestration?

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Question 2501

Which subtype of CPAM (congenital pulmonary airway malformation) carries a risk of malignant association with mucinous adenocarcinoma? 

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Question 2508

What are the expected imaging features of congenital lobar overinflation?

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Question 2509

What are the two different types of pulmonary sequestration?

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Question 2780

Which of the following investigations is most appropriate for a clinically unstable patient with suspected acute pulmonary embolism?

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Question 2781

Which of the following radiopharmaceuticals is used for the perfusion phase of a nuclear medicine ventilation perfusion scan (VQ scan)?

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Question 2782

In which clinical scenario would a ventilation perfusion scan (VQ scan) be preferable to a CTPA (CT pulmonary angiogram) for assessment of potential pulmonary embolism?

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