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Aorta Main Pathology
AAA
Dissections

What is this an image of + Label
Longitudinal Proximal Aorta


Label the anatomy of this Carotid Artery


What is this + Label
Trv Proximal Aorta (SMA lvl)

Size of AAA?
Diameter = 3mm or larger

Pathology?
AAA

Pathology?
Dissection
IVC Pathology
DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis)
Thrombosis

what is the arrow pointing to
Normal IVC (as it can be compressed)

Pathology?
DVT in the Common femoral vein

Pathology?
IVC Thrombosis
Liver Pathology
Hepatitis
Haemangioma
HCC
Fatty Infiltration
Different Lines/Ligaments of Liver
Cantlile’s Line: Runs from GB to IVC
Falciform Ligament: Splits Right + Left Liver lobe
Caudate Lobe above | Quadrate Lobe Below

Pathology?
Fat Infiltration

Pathology? Which is Normal and whats the worst
Fatty Infiltration


Pathology?
Hepatitis (Inflammation of Liver due to Echogenic areas)
Difference between Haemangioma + HCC
Haemangioma has no blood vessels/lack of
HCC has blood vessels/blood flow

Pathology?
Haemangioma (due to no colour on it)

Pathology?
HCC due to colour/bloodflow
Spleen Pathology
Spenunculi (Parts of the Spleen that are separated, its normal)
Calcification
Haemangioma
Infarction
Splenomegaly (20cm on US is large)

What is this?
Splenuculi

Pathology?
Splenic Calcification (Post. Acous. shadowing + Echogenic appearance)

Path?
Haemangioma of Spleen (no B/F)

Path?
Splenic Infarction (Anechoic Region)

Path? (hint… SPLEEN)
Splenomegaly

Path?
Malignant Lymphoma of Spleen
Kidney Pathology
Normal
Dromedary Hump (Normal Enlargement of Cortex) (use colour to see theres no blood flow)
Extrarenal Pelvis (Renal Pelvis outside of Kidney)
Horseshoe Kidney (fusion of right+left kidney at the poles)
Duplex Kidney (2 Renal Pelvis’s)
Path:
Urolithiasis (Renal Calcification)
Hydronephrosis

Label + Which is Long/TRV
Long then Trv


What is this?
Dromedary Hump

What is this?
Extrarenal Pelvis

What is this?
Horseshoe Kidney (hard to see on US)

What is this?
Duplex Kidney

Path?
Urolithiasis in the Rt Middle Pole of Kidney

Path?
Staghorn Calculus

What is this?
Moderate Hydronephrosis (As it is one coherent structure there is not segmented Echogenic Structures)

Path?
Parapelvic Cysts (as it is segmented)

Path?
Severe Hydronephrosis

Label Pancreas
Head
Major Pancreatic Duct
Body
Tail
Uncinate Process
Splenic Artery
Celiac Trunk
Superior Mesenteric Artery (SMA)
Superior Mesenteric Vein (SMV)
Portal Vein
(Likely a vessel or duct branching)
Vertebral Body
…
…
Duodenum (Specifically the C-loop or descending part)
Liver
Pancreas Pathology
Pancreatitis (Acute = >3.5mm | Chronic = Scarring on Panc Body)
Tumour

Path?
Acute Pancreatitis

Path?
Chronic Pancreatitis (Scarring on body)

Path?
Tumour on the TAIL of Pancreas

GB Anatomy
Common Bile Duct (CBD)
Common Hepatic Duct (CHD)
Right Hepatic Duct
Left Hepatic Duct
Major Pancreatic Duct
Ampulla of Vater
Duodenum
Neck
Body
Fundus
Cystic Duct
Heister
GB Path
Cholelithiasis
Cholecystitis (Larger than 3.5mm)
Polyps
Tumefactice Sludge
Adenomyosis (Comet Tail Artefact)

What view of GB?
Long, Portal Vein on the Left and Liver

View of GB?
Trv
Neck Post, Fundus Superior

are these pathology or congenital?
Congenital

Path?
Cholelithiasis

Path?
Tumefactive Sludge

Path?
Cholecystitis (thickened wall)

Path?
Adenomyosis

Path?
Polyps (NO ACOUSTIC SHADOW)

Label Anatomy of PortaHepatis TRV

Portahepatis Pathology
Choledolithiasis

Path?
Case 1: Calculus presen with acoustic shadowing
Case 2: Common Bile Duct is Dilated + Echogenic Material Present within
Both Choledocholithiasis