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Change: This 88 year old man presented to the Emergency Department with abdominal pain and distention. The patient was examined and refered for an acute abdominal plain film series. A NGT had been inserted at the time of imaging.All of the large bowel is
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Change: interpretation will afford additional meaning and professional satisfaction. The radiographer who is able to identify patterns of pathology and perform appropriate supplementary views will experience job satisfaction that the "picture taking" radiographer only dreams of! ......back to the applied radiography home page
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Change: obstruction, small and large,obstructions are common abdominal pathologies. This page considers normal appearances of the large bowel and patterns associated with large bowel obstruction. A few conditions that mimic large bowel obstruction (LBO) are also covered. There are a number of pages on this wiki that cover
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Change: to identify patterns of pathology and perform appropriate supplementary views will experience job satisfaction that the "picture taking" radiographer only dreams of! ......back to the applied radiography home page
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Change: thatthose seen in the small bowel. Completely fluid-filled large bowel may go undetected on plain films (white arrows). In long-standing LBO, muscular exhaustion can ensue, resulting in the effacement of intra-luminal septa and haustra. The colon is dilated when it exceeds 6cm
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Change: a common abdominal pathologies. This page considers normal appearances of the large bowel and patterns associated with large bowel obstruction. A few conditions that mimic large
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Change: in image interpretation will afford additional meaning and satisfaction for the radiographer. radiographer. Furthermore, the radiographer who is able to identify patterns of pathology and perform appropriate supplementary views will experience experience job satisfaction that the "picture taking" radiographer only dreams of! ......back to the applied radiography page
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Change: Colonic obstruction has significant associated patient morbidity and mortality if untreated. Timely diagnosis on plain abdominal film will potentially improve patient prognosis. The abdominal plain
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Change: caecum is characteristically relocated to the mid-abdomen or left upper quadrant accompanying SBO is rare characteristically, the walls are smooth and the haustra are preserved Persistent dilated distal colon is rarely seen Sigmoid Volvulus extends into the right upper abdomen to T10 or higher The colon proximal
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Change: At the point of the twist a barium enema demonstrates a characteristic beak-like termination Colonic Pseudo-obstruction -Grossly dilated transverse colon on suine plain film -normal caecum -smooth transition to normal calibre splenic flexure on enema -probably colonic pseudo-obstruction Causes diopathic/unknown (acute cases sometimes referred to as Ogilvie’s syndrome) A
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Change: Caecal and Sigmoid Volvulus Colonic Pseudo-obstruction -Grossly dilated transverse colon on suine plain film -normal caecum -smooth transition to normal calibre splenic flexure on enema -probably colonic pseudo-obstruction Causes diopathic/unknown (acute cases sometimes referred to as Ogilvie’s syndrome) A severe form of pseudo-obstruction is
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Change: the colon is not enlarged. Ischaemic Bowel This patient has a very dilated rectum caused by ischaemia. Where there is an isolated unexplained segment of grossly dilated colon ischaemia shouuld should be considered. ? early signs of mural gas ......back to the applied radiography page
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Change: that at 44mm diameter, the colon is not enlarged. Ischaemic Bowel This patient has a very dilated rectum caused by ischaemia. Where there is an isolated unexplained segment of dilated colon ischaemia shouuld be considered. ......back theto the applied radiography page
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