Mesenteric injury (case studies)
Abdominal CT: Trauma series. Evaluating bowel and mesenteric trauma with examples cases
Category General Surgery
Bowel trauma (case studies)
Abdominal CT: Trauma series. Evaluating bowel and mesenteric trauma with examples cases
Abdominal CT: bowel and mesenteric trauma
Abdominal CT: Trauma series. Evaluating bowel and mesenteric trauma with examples cases
Solid organ injury (case study)
Abdominal CT: Trauma series. Case study to review of the major patterns of solid organ injury identified on abdominal CT.
Abdominal CT: renal, ureter, and adrenal injury
Abdominal CT: Trauma series. Imaging renal, ureter, and adrenal injuries
Abdominal CT: spleen, liver, and pancreas injury
Abdominal CT: Trauma series. Diagnosing spleen, liver, and pancreatic injuries
Abdominal CT: solid organ injuries
Abdominal CT: Trauma series. Solid organ injuries. Trauma is a leading cause of death worldwide and it has two broad classifications: Blunt and penetrating
Abdominal CT: aortic aneurysm
Abdominal CT: Identifying intestinal ischaemia. Mesenteric ischaemia can be visualised on CT through examining blood vessels and the bowel
Abdominal CT: intestinal ischaemia
Abdominal CT: Identifying intestinal ischaemia. Mesenteric ischaemia can be visualised on CT through examining blood vessels and the bowel
Abdominal CT: cholecystitis
Abdominal CT: cholecystitis. Cholecystitis is inflammation of the gallbladder commonly caused by an obstruction of the cystic duct by a gallstone
Abdominal CT: renal infections
Abdominal CT: Spotting renal infections. Pyelonephritis infection of the urinary tract starts in the bladder involving the kidneys through the ureters
Abdominal CT: renal stones
Abdominal CT: renal stones. Renal stones are hard deposits that form in the kidney. They can move down the urinary tract, causing obstruction and pain as well as blood in the urine.