GI radiology (Pics)
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What view is this image in?
upright view of the abdomen
good for seeing free air in the peritoneal cavity
good for seeing air-fluid levels within the bowel
what is abnormal about the circled area?
free air in the peritoneum under the diaphragm
What view is this image in?
Left lateral decubitus
free air
Free air
free air under the diaphragm (indicative of pneumoperitoneum)
Normal bowel gas pattern
Normal supine AXR
Normal prone AXR
Normal AXR (and normal size liver)
Normal AXR (and normal organs)
Normal AXR (and normal structures)
Toxic megacolon
Location of large bowel
Small bowel enlargement (Valvulae conniventes)
Large bowel Haustra
Large bowel haustra (pic 2)
Small bowel (Valvulae conniventes)
Normal colonic distension (barium enema study)
shows large bowel on barium swallow with follow through
Stool
Constipation
Hepatomegaly
Hepatomegaly (pic 2)
splenomegaly
Normal kidneys intravenous pyelogram
enlarged kidneys AXR and CT
Normal bladder
left: distended bladder
right: enlarged uterus
Bladder stone
Gallstones/maybe kidney stone
Kidney stones
Kidney stones (pic 2)
kidney stones (pic 3)
renal calculi (and ureteric stone)
staghorn renal calculus
staghorn renal calculus
medullary nephrocalcinosis
Gallstones (pic 2)
Gallstones (pic 3)
Gallstones (pic 4)
Fibroid
Phleboliths (venous calcifications)
Uterine fibroid/Leiomyoma
Calcified pancreas in chronic pancreatitis
Gallbladder wall calcification (porcelain gallbladder)
Injection granulomas
Normal anatomy in axial CT
Aortic aneurysm calcification
Abdominal aortic aneurysm calcification
Abdominal aortic aneurysm calcification (pic 2)
Abdominal aortic aneurysm calcification (pic 3)
Abdominal aortic aneurysm on CT
endostent placement due to AAA
Normal liver
Right lobe of liver and hepatic veins on US
right lobe of liver and kideny on US
Portahepatis and bile duct on US
Normal
fatty liver (hyperechoic=too bright)
Hepatitis (hypoechoic=starry skies)
Inhomogeneous (normally a liver tumor)
Normal pancreas
Normal pancreas US
Normal pancreas US (pic 2)
Normal pancreas CT
Normal pancreas MRI
Normal CT
Normal small and large bowel on CT
Normal bladder CT
esophagus on barium swallow
cricopharyngeal achalasia/Zenker’s diverticulum
Zenkers diverticulum
Zenkers diverticulum (pic 2)
Zenkers diverticulum (pic 3)
A: zenkers diverticulum
B: traction diverticulum (often seen in TB patients)
C: epiphrenic diverticulum
A: annular constriction
B: Polypoid mass
C: rigid wall and ulcer
Esophageal cancer: ulcers and mass
Barrett’s esophagus
Hiatal hernia with schatzkis ring
Achalasia
Achalasia (pic 5)
Achalasia (pic 2)
Achalasia (pic 3)
Achalasia (pic4 )
Hiatal hernia
we can see schatzki ring
Hiatal hernia CXR
Hiatal hernia CXR (Pic 2)
Sliding hiatal hernia
Sliding hiatal hernia (pic 2)
Sliding hiatal hernia (pic 3)
paraesophageal hernia
Paraesophageal hernia (pic 2)
Paraesophageal hernia CT
stomach is in chest
Paraesophageal hernia CT (pic 2)
stomach is in chest
Normal barium swallow
Normal barium swallow (pic 2)
ulcer
Ulcer (pic 2)
ulcerative cancerous mass