Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- Section 1 Diaphragm and adjacent structures
- Section 2 Liver
- Section 3 Biliary system
- Section 4 Spleen
- Section 5 Pancreas
- Section 6 Adrenal glands
- Section 7 Kidneys
- Section 8 Retroperitoneum
- Section 9 Gastrointestinal tract
- Case 54 Gastric antral wall thickening
- Case 55 Pseudoabscess due to excluded stomach after gastric bypass
- Case 56 Strangulated bowel obstruction
- Case 57 Transient ischemia of the bowel
- Case 58 Angioedema of the bowel
- Case 59 Small bowel intramural hemorrhage
- Case 60 Pseudopneumatosis
- Case 61 Meckel's diverticulitis
- Case 62 Small bowel intussusception
- Case 63 Pseudoappendicitis
- Case 64 Portal hypertensive colonic wall thickening
- Case 65 Pseudotumor due to undistended bowel
- Case 66 Gastrointestinal pseudolesions due to oral contrast mixing artifact
- Case 67 Perforated colon cancer mimicking diverticulitis
- Section 10 Peritoneal cavity
- Section 11 Ovaries
- Section 12 Uterus and vagina
- Section 13 Bladder
- Section 14 Pelvic soft tissues
- Section 15 Groin
- Section 16 Bone
- Index
- References
Case 60 - Pseudopneumatosis
from Section 9 - Gastrointestinal tract
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 November 2011
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- Section 1 Diaphragm and adjacent structures
- Section 2 Liver
- Section 3 Biliary system
- Section 4 Spleen
- Section 5 Pancreas
- Section 6 Adrenal glands
- Section 7 Kidneys
- Section 8 Retroperitoneum
- Section 9 Gastrointestinal tract
- Case 54 Gastric antral wall thickening
- Case 55 Pseudoabscess due to excluded stomach after gastric bypass
- Case 56 Strangulated bowel obstruction
- Case 57 Transient ischemia of the bowel
- Case 58 Angioedema of the bowel
- Case 59 Small bowel intramural hemorrhage
- Case 60 Pseudopneumatosis
- Case 61 Meckel's diverticulitis
- Case 62 Small bowel intussusception
- Case 63 Pseudoappendicitis
- Case 64 Portal hypertensive colonic wall thickening
- Case 65 Pseudotumor due to undistended bowel
- Case 66 Gastrointestinal pseudolesions due to oral contrast mixing artifact
- Case 67 Perforated colon cancer mimicking diverticulitis
- Section 10 Peritoneal cavity
- Section 11 Ovaries
- Section 12 Uterus and vagina
- Section 13 Bladder
- Section 14 Pelvic soft tissues
- Section 15 Groin
- Section 16 Bone
- Index
- References
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- Pearls and Pitfalls in Abdominal ImagingPseudotumors, Variants and Other Difficult Diagnoses, pp. 202 - 203Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2010
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