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01 Jan 2018 Courtesy of Madi Lindauer
IOTW 01 Jan 2018 Courtesy of Madi Lindauer
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Case 36 yo F presents to ED for abdominal pain. Abdominal pain is located in the RUQ and LLQ. Associated with one episode of diarrhea in the morning and emesis. ED team requested a RUQ sono to assess for biliary pathology During the exam, the patient asked “ Can you look here where it’s REALLY hurting?” and pointed to LLQ
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LLQ
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Did you Notice the Dilated loops? Or the thickened Bowel wall? Plicae Circulares 2.89 cm 0.46 cm
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NOTICE THE “TO AND FRO”
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Small Bowel Obstruction On Ultrasound?
Signs of? Small Bowel Obstruction On Ultrasound?
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Criteria of SBO dilated bowel loop (diameter > 2.5 cm)
bowel wall thickening > 3mm fluid-filled distended bowel with extra luminal free fluid between bowel loops Back and forth peristalsis May see transition point
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What happened to the patient:
Patient was found to have an SBO on CT scan. She went to the OR for an emergent ex-lap and was found to have frank pus in her abdomen without any signs of perforation.
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