Mickey Maus Zeichen

In medical imaging literature, a Mickey Mouse appearance has been given to imaging features that depict that of Mickey Mouse when viewed from the front. It has been described in the following:

• anencephaly 
• progressive supranuclear palsy 
• synonymously with a finger in glove sign
• the flared shape of the iliac wings on pelvic radiograph in Down syndrome
• at the groin: normal femoral artery bifurcation, with an enlarged and incompressible femoral vein characteristic of recent venous thrombosis
• Paget disease: if there is increased radiotracer uptake on the bone scan in the spinous process and pedicles
• the configuration of the portal triad in short axis on a biliary ultrasound scan, with the portal vein comprising Mickey's "head" and the common bile duct and hepatic artery as his right and left "ears", respectively
• Hutch diverticulum: in delayed contrast study (IVU/CT), the appearance of bilateral smooth, walled posterolateral outpouching from urinary bladder adjacent to the vesicoureteric junction bilaterally

Siehe auch:

• Kolibri-Zeichen Mittelhirn
• Progressive supranukleäre Blickparese
• Morning glory Zeichen Mittelhirn
• Anenzephalie
• mickey mouse appearance in Down syndrome
• Finger in Handschuh Bild
• beidseitiges periureterales Divertikel der Harnblase (Hutch-Divertikel)

und weiter:

• mickey mouse ventricles