Natalie Yang ◈

FRANZCR, M.Med, MB.BS

Associate Professor Natalie Yang is the current medical director of the Radiology Department of Austin Health, in Melbourne Australia. She studied medicine at the Univerisity of Melbourne and undertook her radiology training at the Austin Hospital winning the HR Sear prize in 2006. Following this, Natalie went on to four years of fellowship training in MRI, women's and body imaging in Australia and in Canada before returning to the Austin Hospital as a consultant radiologist.

Natalie has a special interest in the imaging of endometriosis and is a pathology examiner for the RANZCR.

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Pituicytoma

Uterine didelphys and tubo-ovarian abscess

Ovarian dermoid

Rectal cancer - T3

Pituitary and cerebral metastases - neuroendocrine tumor

Uterine didelphys

Septate uterus - complete

Adenomyoma of the uterus

Hepatic adenoma and concurrent focal nodular hyperplasia

Renal cell carcinoma - type II papillary

Adrenal myelolipoma

Rectal cancer (T3) and huge fibroids

Hepatic adenoma

Endometriomas - T2 shading sign

Rectal cancer - T3

Rectal cancer - T3 N1

Hepatocellular carcinoma

Renal angiomyolipoma

Endometrioma, fibroid and ovarian cyst

Arcuate uterus

Perforator infarct

Endometriomas - T2 shading sign

Endometriomas - large

Hepatocellular carcinoma - atypical with central scar

Adenomyosis of the uterus

Endometriosis

Spontaneous osteonecrosis of the knee

Ulcerative colitis and perianal abscess

Chronic patellar tendinosis - Jumper's knee

Focal hepatic steatosis

Renal oncocytoma

Adenomyoma of the uterus (huge)

Focal nodular hyperplasia - multiple

Rectal cancer - T4 invading into prostate

Endometriosis: rectovaginal septal nodule

SLAP tear

Rectal cancer - T3 N2

Parsonage Turner syndrome

Submassive hepatic necrosis

Focal hepatic steatosis: mass-like

Endometriosis - scar

Endometriosis: widespread

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