Penile and testicular agenesis is when a male is born without a penis. Instead, he has a smooth perineum- like a ken doll.3yr ⋅ RileyRhoad ⋅ r/medizzy
My fingers dried and cracked open after working with waterbased clay for days on end.4yr ⋅ ihitrockswithammers ⋅ r/medizzy
Medical problem needs medical solution. See this innovation! Hats off to Indian doctors who are serving patients with minimum health infrastructure.3yr ⋅ Emergentelman ⋅ r/medizzy
Illustration of a mandibulectomy and neck dissection, coloured pencil on paper, me, 20202yr ⋅ medartnerd ⋅ r/medizzy
Since someone post a Avian coronavirus, this is actually SARS-CoV-2 in a human person. This is from an infected person.4yr ⋅ rina23x ⋅ r/medizzy
This is what happens when you use an angle grinder without a face shield for protection!2yr ⋅ Emergentelman ⋅ r/medizzy
The left MRI shows an 8cm meningioma and the image on the right is one year after surgery, the patient (me) has recovered with minimal lasting issues.2yr ⋅ zenith_industries ⋅ r/medizzy
Update skin graft pics! It’s been almost 4 months already and they’re healing up nicely.4yr ⋅ abbeyiskewl ⋅ r/medizzy
Cross-section of a human liver, showing Liver metastasis. Liver metastasis is cancer that started in another part of the body and spread to the liver. It’s sometimes called secondary liver cancer or metastatic liver disease.5yr ⋅ Surgeox ⋅ r/medizzy
Kidney VS. Football! Note how huge this kidney is, with the parenchyma completely replaced by large cysts, approaching the size of a football!5yr ⋅ Surgeox ⋅ r/medizzy
Hydatid cysts in the brain - one of many reasons why letting your dog lick your face is not a good idea4yr ⋅ Le_Rat_Mort ⋅ r/medizzy
Had optic-neuritis before and I have to get my eyes scanned every once in a while. Here’s on from a few months ago.2yr ⋅ Magicaparanoia ⋅ r/medizzy
Successful Hand Transplant. A painter who lost both hands in a tragic train accident is about to Hold His Brush Again & will be discharged from Sri Ganga Ram Hospital, Delhi.1mo ⋅ mriTecha ⋅ r/medizzy
Very strange blood clots from a UTI. The UTI is now cleared up after a round of antibiotics! But these felt so strange coming out and freaked me out really bad.2yr ⋅ UmbreHonest ⋅ r/medizzy
When a nurse lets you and your partner know that the patient you transported a month ago did not just have a small cut on his back .2yr ⋅ RubyBoyYT ⋅ r/medizzy
Anonychia (absence of nails) is a very rare congenital or acquired anomaly. It may occur as a single feature or as part of a syndrome.1yr ⋅ mriTecha ⋅ r/medizzy
A month ago I had an operation on my foot. If I don't elevate my leg, it turns blue. It's also colder than the left leg. A computed tomography was done at the hospital and nothing was found. Let's see when it will fall off.10mo ⋅ Lasse363 ⋅ r/medizzy
Intact blood clot that was attached to the ETT (endotracheal tube) of a terminally extubated Covid patient!2yr ⋅ Emergentelman ⋅ r/medizzy
Normal heart vs cardiomegaly !! Cardiomegaly is a medical condition in which the heart is enlarged. It is more commonly referred to as an enlarged heart. Many times this condition results from high blood pressure or coronary artery disease.1yr ⋅ disjunctborax ⋅ r/medizzy
This image illustrates squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck (HNSCC), which is often associated with HPV infection—a frequently implicated pathogen in the development of HNSCC, particularly among younger individuals.5mo ⋅ Surgeox ⋅ r/medizzy
A pack of cigarettes a day for 20 years VS healthy lungs (x-post from /r/pics)5yr ⋅ UUUU__UUUU ⋅ r/medizzy
Meet Zed Merrick, a kid whose second degree burns were healed with the Spray-On Skin treatment1yr ⋅ weststint ⋅ r/medizzy
Hemicolectomy (surgical procedure to remove one side of the colon) due to colon perforation and numerous ingested foreign bodies in a psychiatric patient!4yr ⋅ mriTecha ⋅ r/medizzy
My mom has multiple myeloma. She fell and hurt her leg, got a huge hematoma. Then she applied an ice pack flat onto her skin and fell asleep... Frostbite. This is what her leg looked like today after the doctor removed the black, dead skin, blisters, & remaining hematoma.3yr ⋅ -mooncake- ⋅ r/medizzy
My lack of uterus. born without one. ovaries present but very infrequent cramps.1yr ⋅ tigermittens030 ⋅ r/medizzy
Epidermal nevus syndromes (ENSs) are a group of rare complex disorders characterized by the presence of skin lesions known as epidermal nevi associated with additional extra-cutaneous abnormalities, most often affecting the brain, eye and skeletal systems.3yr ⋅ Emergentelman ⋅ r/medizzy
Differences in muscle mass. This study looked at how exercise can preserve muscle mass. Here they compare a 74-year old sedentary man and a 70-year old triathlete, and the difference in fat and muscle tissue is extreme.1yr ⋅ EfficiencyAlive3268 ⋅ r/medizzy
A tranquil gardening session amidst the flowers took an unexpected turn for this nanny. As she moved to hang her gardening fork, it slipped from her grip and accidentally lodged itself into her hand7mo ⋅ Surgeox ⋅ r/medizzy
Gross specimen of a brain, frontal section, showing a cerebral hemorrhage (cerebrovascular accident) of the left hemisphere in a patient with hypertension!!5yr ⋅ Surgeox ⋅ r/medizzy
Mitral and aortic valve replacement using mechanical and biological artificial heart valves4yr ⋅ Surgeox ⋅ r/medizzy
16yr old burn victim. He's on his way to getting life changing procedures. One of many is his sight. His eyes was covered with skin to help them heal. It's been 14 years since the fire.4yr ⋅ kittycaviar ⋅ r/medizzy
Cryoglobulinemia is a medical condition in which the blood contains large amounts of pathological cold sensitive antibodies called cryoglobulins – proteins (mostly immunoglobulins themselves) that become insoluble at reduced temperatures.5yr ⋅ Surgeox ⋅ r/medizzy
A man wearing an external, battery-operated heart pacemaker, New York, 19602yr ⋅ HealerMD ⋅ r/medizzy
Iridectomy, also known as a surgical iridectomy or corectomy, is the surgical removal of part of the iris. These procedures are most frequently performed in the treatment of closed-angle glaucoma and iris melanoma (Case from MEDizzy app)5yr ⋅ Surgeox ⋅ r/medizzy
I work for an ENT and I had swelling around my thyroid that increased dramatically in a few days. Turns out it was a cyst! (explanation in comments)1yr ⋅ wildcrisis ⋅ r/medizzy
Necrotising fasciitis is a serious bacterial infection that spreads rapidly and destroys the body's soft tissue.3yr ⋅ Surgeox ⋅ r/medizzy
Odontogenic myxoma is a rare benign tumour of the jaw and characteristically presents as a slow, painless, bony expansion with resultant facial deformity...1yr ⋅ HealerMD ⋅ r/medizzy
Student nurses eagerly observing a surgical procedure at Mulnomah county hospital in 1945.1yr ⋅ GiorgioMD ⋅ r/medizzy
Severe systemic peripheral gangrene of all fingers and toes induced by polyarteritis nodosa! (Case from MEDizzy App)5yr ⋅ Surgeox ⋅ r/medizzy
I snapped my radius in 2 a few days ago, not fun. Wouldn't recommend.4yr ⋅ DisapointedWater ⋅ r/medizzy
Meet Zed Merrick, a kid whose second degree burns were healed with the Spray-On Skin treatment5yr ⋅ HealerMD ⋅ r/medizzy
WWI artillery shell stuck in elderly man's rectum causes hospital evacuation!1yr ⋅ ERmagick ⋅ r/medizzy
Progression of an infected Hidradenitis Suppurativa abscess on left hip/groin area6mo ⋅ Hybriddecline ⋅ r/medizzy
Breast cancer of a 67 year old woman Breast cancer is a disease associated with aging; there is a rise in both breast cancer incidence and mortality with increasing age.2yr ⋅ Futdoctori ⋅ r/medizzy
Hand belonging to an X-ray technician at the Royal London Hospital, which shows the damage from radiation exposure back in 1900’s!!2yr ⋅ Dull_Seaweed745 ⋅ r/medizzy
Pectoralis major tear. Rupture of the pectoralis major is although uncommon but increasing rapidly in incidence.1yr ⋅ Old-Week5655 ⋅ r/medizzy
Professional violinist Dagmar Turner plays her instrument as surgeons in London remove a tumor from her brain.1yr ⋅ opal_moon_ ⋅ r/medizzy
Pectoralis major tear. Rupture of the pectoralis major is although uncommon but increasing rapidly in incidence.3yr ⋅ GiorgioMD ⋅ r/medizzy
Beachgoer Lives With Fish Jaw In The Eye. Nothing ruins a perfectly good day at the beach more than getting a fish bone stuck in your eyeball. Unfortunately, this is exactly what happened with a 52-year-old tourist who visited the Red Sea in 2015.4yr ⋅ Surgeox ⋅ r/medizzy
Today is World Down Syndrome Day. I think it's a good time to learn something about it.3yr ⋅ HealerMD ⋅ r/medizzy
My mom got between two fighting dogs. This isn’t the first finger she’s had messed up like that.4yr ⋅ askmeforashittyfact ⋅ r/medizzy
Fractured my ankle in 2011 and needed hardware put in for repair. Finally got it removed today and got to keep everything!4yr ⋅ LimonandSal ⋅ r/medizzy
Bladder. A 78-year-old man has had increasing difficulties with urination for the past 6 years. He has difficulty starting and stopping the urine stream. On physical examination, his temperature is 37° C and blood pressure is 130/85 mm Hg...1yr ⋅ mriTecha ⋅ r/medizzy
My open wrist, in between surgeries to fix a flesh eating bacteria infection following a scaphoid screw removal.2yr ⋅ RedditSwitcherooney ⋅ r/medizzy
Intraocular foreign body. This case involves a malfunctioning piece of machinery that shot a metal washer into a workers eye.2yr ⋅ Emergentelman ⋅ r/medizzy
What can I say, I was raised with the attitude if you're gonna do something, do it well. Broken bones included apparently...4yr ⋅ this-is-charlie ⋅ r/medizzy
Shreya’s hands, which once belonged to a 20-year-old until his death in August 2017, had changed to match the rest of her skin tone.4yr ⋅ Nimbus2000K ⋅ r/medizzy
A Half-Red Baby. A 4-day-old, full-term, healthy female infant underwent a change in skin color from normal to red over one half of her body.2yr ⋅ GiorgioMD ⋅ r/medizzy
An encephalocele is a rare congenital (present at birth) type of neural tube defect where part of the skull has not formed properly so a portion of brain tissue and associated structures are outside the skull. The protruding sac may be covered with skin or it may be covered with a thin membrane.3yr ⋅ GiorgioMD ⋅ r/medizzy
I asked the surgeon to take some photos during my ulnar collateral ligament replacement surgery aka Tommy John3yr ⋅ smellygooch18 ⋅ r/medizzy
