GIN Radiology Review April 4th, 2016

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GIN Radiology Review April 4th, 2016 RSIG GIN Radiology Review April 4th, 2016

Right colon arteries

Small Bowel Follow Through

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X-Ray Abdomen

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ID stomach, ascending/transverse/descending colon with hepatic and splenic flexures, psoas muscles, liver, spleen, kidneys?, small intestines

Coronal Reconstruction CT Abdomen Coronal Reconstruction

CT Abdomen Axial

Axial – bifurcation of aorta CT Abdomen Axial – bifurcation of aorta

Celiac Trunk

Pathologies

Plain film of a child with intussusception shows small intestinal obstruction. Notable are a dilated small bowel and the absence of colonic gas.

Note the double bubble caused by dilation of the stomach and proximal duodenum; distal gas is absent. What pathologies cause double bubble? Duodenal atresia, annular pancreas

Diverticulum ??

Splenic laceration

Splenic laceration

Gallstones

Gallstones

Sliding hiatal hernia

A simple case of ascites A simple case of ascites. The loops of small bowel seen here are congregated within the middle of the abdomen as the fluid within the peritoneal cavity pushes them into the most dependant position: the center.

Paralytic Ileus