Neuroimaging Cases 005
Subdural haematoma. Neuroimaging case interpretation with Madison Watts, Rebecca DeCarlo, Faith Meyers and Steven Perry
Category Radiology
Abdominal CT: reporting
Abdominal CT reporting: The basis of both image review and reporting is that of a search pattern.
Abdominal CT: bones
Abdominal CT: The bones are often one of the last items on the reporting checklist for abdominal CT, but they still deserve our careful attention.
Abdominal CT: body wall
Abdominal CT: body wall. Evaluating the body wall - Musculature, Subcutaneous fat and skin
Abdominal CT: lymph nodes
Abdominal CT. Evaluating for abnormal or enlarged lymph nodes is an essential part of any abdominal CT, particularly when staging cancer.
Abdominal CT: abdominal veins
Abdominal CT. Checking the abdominal and pelvic venous systems. Review of the systemic and portal venous system
Abdominal CT: abdominal arteries
Abdominal CT. Checking the abdominal arteries. The Coeliac axis, Superior and inferior mesenteric arteries, renal arteries, and Common iliac arteries
Abdominal CT: peritoneal cavity
Abdominal CT. Imaging the small bowel. Including the duodenum, jejenum, ileum, and terminal ileum
Abdominal CT: small intestine
Abdominal CT. Imaging the small bowel. Including the duodenum, jejenum, ileum, and terminal ileum
Abdominal CT: oesophagus and stomach
Abdominal CT. Evaluating the lower oesophagus and stomach. Hiatal hernia, adenocarcinoma and peptic ulcer disease
Abdominal CT: spleen and adrenal glands
Abdominal CT. Imaging the spleen and adrenal glands.
Abdominal CT: genitourinary system
Abdominal CT. Imaging the spleen and adrenal glands.