Masquerade presentation of acute type B aortic dissection as isolated acute limb ischaemia treated with endovascular fenestration with angioplasty: A case report.

Introduction And Importance: Masquerade presentation of acute type B aortic dissections (TBAD) as acute limb ischaemia (ALI) is rare. Holistic clinical assessment, preferably with the help of scoring systems and timely computer tomographic angiogram (CTA), is needed for early diagnosis. Acute TBAD and its complications are increasingly treated with endovascular therapies.

Torsion of an Epididymal Cyst: A Rare Finding on Scrotal Exploration for Acute Scrotum.

Torsion of epididymal cyst (EC) is an exceedingly rare cause of acute scrotum in both children and adults. We add our case as the ninth case to literature which was an 8-year-old child presented with features of acute scrotum with history of EC on conservative management. Doppler sonography showed perfused normal bilateral testes and a 4.