Emergency cross sectional imaging:
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,Preface xiii
Vikram S. Dogra and Shweta Bhatt
Acute Flank Pain Secondary to Urolithiasis: Radiologic Evaluation and Alternate
Diagnoses 395
Gaurav Jindal and Parvati Ramchandani
This article discusses the radiologic management of the patient who has acute flank
pain. It describes the evolution of radiologic imaging in patients who present with acute
symptoms caused by suspected urolithiasis, the advantages of unenhanced helical CT
and the limitations of abdominal radiography, intravenous urography, and ultrasonog
raphy in this setting, and the alternative diagnoses encountered within the urinary tract,
abdomen, and pelvis.
Current Concepts in Imaging of Appendicitis 411
Alexander V. Rybkin and Ruedi F. Thoeni
Appendicitis is the most common cause of acute abdominal pain requiring surgery.
Early diagnosis is crucial to the success of therapy. CT and ultrasound are widely
recognized as very useful in the timely diagnosis of appendicitis. MR imaging is
emerging as an alternative to CT in pregnant patients and in patients who have an allergy
to iodinated contrast material. This article reviews the current imaging methods and
diagnostic features of appendicitis.
.CtJMrtilJailoj!^^ 423
Wael E.A. Saad and Nael Saad
Venous thromboembolic disease is composed of two disease entities: pulmonary
thromboembolism/pulmonary embolism and deep venous thrombosis. Clinical signs
and symptoms of venous thromboembolic disease often are nonspecific and, as a result,
the diagnosis may be difficult. If left untreated, pulmonary embolism can lead to
a potentially fatal outcome. This article focuses on CT angiography as the diagnostic
modality for thromboembolic pulmonary embolism and briefly discusses non
thromembolic pulmonary embolism.
Cross Sectional Imaging in Acute Pancreatitis 447
Anuradha Saokar, Chad B. Rabinowitz, and Dushyant V. Sahani
Acute pancreatitis is a common disease with potentially serious outcomes. Multiple
imaging modalities can be used to evaluate the disease process and its associated
complications. Familiarity with the pathogenesis of this disease, indications for
imaging, imaging protocols, staging systems, and the strengths and weaknesses of
various modalities will help the radiologist optimize patient care.
Review of CT Angiography of Aorta ^61
Tongfu Yu, Xiaomei Zhu, Lijun Tang, Dehang Wang, and Nael Saad
The most common imaging modality used for diagnosis of aortic disease is CT, followed
by transesophageal echocardiography, MRI, and aortography. If multiple imaging is
performed, the initial imaging technique most frequently employed is computerized
tomography. During the past decade, computed tomographic angiography (CTA) has
become a standard non invasive imaging modality for the depiction of vascular
anatomy and pathology. The quality and speed of CTA examinations have increased
dramatically as CT technology has evolved from channel spiral CT systems to
multichannel (4 , 8 , 10 and 16 slice) spiral CT system. The quality and speed of CTA
is superior to other imaging modalities, and it is also cheaper and less invasive. CTA of
the aorta has proven to be superior in diagnostic accuracy to conventional arteriography
in several applications.
MR Imaging of the Aorta 485
Ichiro Sakamoto, Eijun Sueyoshi, and Masataka Uetani
Recent advances in noninvasive imaging methods, such as CT and MR imaging, have
replaced most of invasive angiographic procedures in the diagnosis of acquired aortic
disease, decreasing the cost and morbidity of diagnosis. This article reviews and
illustrates present MR imaging methods for evaluation of the aorta. Common diseases
of the aorta also are discussed with a focus on their unique morphologic and functional
features and characteristic MR imaging findings. Knowledge of pathologic conditions of
common aortic diseases and proper MR imaging techniques enables accurate and time
efficient aortic evaluation.
Multidetector .Rqw.CT oiSmaj) ItaittUBtattllfltal^^
Adnan Qalbani, David Paushter, and Abraham H. Dachman
State of the art multidetector row CT (MDCT) technology has revolutionized abdom¬
inal imaging. The ability of CT to determine if bowel obstruction is present, to localize
the obstructive site, to determine degree of obstruction, to diagnose the presence of
closed loop obstruction, and to identify ischemia or perforation of the involved bowel is
well established. This article illustrates the usefulness of MDCT in the evaluation of
small bowel obstruction and related conditions in adults and emphasizes the benefits of
advanced CT applications.
Upper Extremity Venous Doppler Ultrasound., , , ,WWW^TOWM^^
Therese M. Weber, Mark E. Lockhart, and Michelle L Robbin
Ultrasound is the initial imaging modality of choice when evaluating the upper
extremity venous system. When sonographic findings are equivocal or nondiagnostic,
particularly in evaluating the central deep veins, MR venography or catheter venography
correlation may be helpful. Ultrasound provides an accurate, rapid, low cost, portable,
noninvasive method for screening, mapping, and surveillance of the upper extremity
venous system.
Ultrasound 525
Ulrike M. Hamper, M. Robert DeJong, and Leslie M. Scoutt
Over the past 2 decades venous ultrasonography has become the standard primary
imaging technique for the initial evaluation of patients for whom there is clinical
suspicion of deep venous thrombosis (DVT) of the lower extremity veins. This article
addresses the role of duplex ultrasonography and color Doppler ultrasonography in
today s clinical practice for the evaluation of patients suspected of harboring a thrombus
in their lower extremity veins. It reviews the clinical presentation and differential
diagnoses, technique, and diagnostic criteria for acute and chronic DVT. In addition, it
addresses the sonographic evaluation of venous insufficiency.
Sonographic Evaluation of Ectopic Pregnancy 549
Shweta Bhatt, Hamad Ghazale, and Vikram 5. Dogra
Ectopic pregnancy is a high risk condition that occurs in 1.9% of reported pregnancies.
Although the clinical triad of pain, bleeding, and amenorrhea is considered very specific
for an ectopic pregnancy, ultrasound plays important role in detecting the exact location
of the ectopic pregnancy and also in providing guidance for minimally invasive
treatment. This article discusses the main sonographic features of ectopic pregnancy at
various common and unusual locations. In addition, it provides insight into the role of
hormonal markers in the diagnosis and management of ectopic pregnancy.
Occult Fractures of Extremities 561
Joong Mo Ahn and Georges Y. El Khoury
Recent advances in cross sectional imaging, particularly in CT and MR imaging, have
given these modalities a prominent role in the diagnosis of fractures of the extremities.
This article describes the clinical application and imaging features of cross sectional
imaging (CTand MR imaging) in the evaluation of patients who have occult fractures of
the extremities. Although CT or MR imaging is not typically required for evaluation of
acute fractures, these modalities could be helpful in the evaluation of the occult osseous
injuries in which radiographic findings are equivocal or inconclusive.
Renal Trauma 581
Young Joon Lee, Soon Nam Oh, Sung Eun Rha, and Jae Young Byun
Urinary tract injury occurs in 10% of all abdominal trauma patients, and the kidney is
the most commonly injured organ in the urinary tract. CT with contrast enhancement is
the modality of choice for cross sectional imaging of renal trauma because it quickly and
accurately can demonstrate injury to the renal parenchyma, renal pedicles, and
associated abdominal or retroperitoneal organs. This article reviews the mechanism,
clinical features, imaging modalities, and CT imaging findings according to the
classification of the renal trauma. Trauma to underlying abnormal kidneys, iatrogenic
renal injuries, and complications of renal trauma are reviewed also.
Mesenteric Ischemia 593
Angela D. Levy
Mesenteric ischemia is a difficult clinical diagnosis that requires a high index of clinical
suspicion because the clinical and imaging features of intestinal ischemia and infarction
overlap with many other intestinal disorders, and patients who have mesenteric
ischemia often have coexisting diseases. Multidetecctor CT (MDCT) evaluation of the
abdomen is the examination of choice when mesenteric ischemia is suspected because
of its ability to provide two dimensional multiplanar and three dimensional display of
the mesenteric vasculature and small intestine. This article reviews the clinical features,
pathophysiology, and MDCT features of mesenteric ischemia.
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,Preface xiii
Vikram S. Dogra and Shweta Bhatt
Acute Flank Pain Secondary to Urolithiasis: Radiologic Evaluation and Alternate
Diagnoses 395
Gaurav Jindal and Parvati Ramchandani
This article discusses the radiologic management of the patient who has acute flank
pain. It describes the evolution of radiologic imaging in patients who present with acute
symptoms caused by suspected urolithiasis, the advantages of unenhanced helical CT
and the limitations of abdominal radiography, intravenous urography, and ultrasonog
raphy in this setting, and the alternative diagnoses encountered within the urinary tract,
abdomen, and pelvis.
Current Concepts in Imaging of Appendicitis 411
Alexander V. Rybkin and Ruedi F. Thoeni
Appendicitis is the most common cause of acute abdominal pain requiring surgery.
Early diagnosis is crucial to the success of therapy. CT and ultrasound are widely
recognized as very useful in the timely diagnosis of appendicitis. MR imaging is
emerging as an alternative to CT in pregnant patients and in patients who have an allergy
to iodinated contrast material. This article reviews the current imaging methods and
diagnostic features of appendicitis.
.CtJMrtilJailoj!^^ 423
Wael E.A. Saad and Nael Saad
Venous thromboembolic disease is composed of two disease entities: pulmonary
thromboembolism/pulmonary embolism and deep venous thrombosis. Clinical signs
and symptoms of venous thromboembolic disease often are nonspecific and, as a result,
the diagnosis may be difficult. If left untreated, pulmonary embolism can lead to
a potentially fatal outcome. This article focuses on CT angiography as the diagnostic
modality for thromboembolic pulmonary embolism and briefly discusses non
thromembolic pulmonary embolism.
Cross Sectional Imaging in Acute Pancreatitis 447
Anuradha Saokar, Chad B. Rabinowitz, and Dushyant V. Sahani
Acute pancreatitis is a common disease with potentially serious outcomes. Multiple
imaging modalities can be used to evaluate the disease process and its associated
complications. Familiarity with the pathogenesis of this disease, indications for
imaging, imaging protocols, staging systems, and the strengths and weaknesses of
various modalities will help the radiologist optimize patient care.
Review of CT Angiography of Aorta ^61
Tongfu Yu, Xiaomei Zhu, Lijun Tang, Dehang Wang, and Nael Saad
The most common imaging modality used for diagnosis of aortic disease is CT, followed
by transesophageal echocardiography, MRI, and aortography. If multiple imaging is
performed, the initial imaging technique most frequently employed is computerized
tomography. During the past decade, computed tomographic angiography (CTA) has
become a standard non invasive imaging modality for the depiction of vascular
anatomy and pathology. The quality and speed of CTA examinations have increased
dramatically as CT technology has evolved from channel spiral CT systems to
multichannel (4 , 8 , 10 and 16 slice) spiral CT system. The quality and speed of CTA
is superior to other imaging modalities, and it is also cheaper and less invasive. CTA of
the aorta has proven to be superior in diagnostic accuracy to conventional arteriography
in several applications.
MR Imaging of the Aorta 485
Ichiro Sakamoto, Eijun Sueyoshi, and Masataka Uetani
Recent advances in noninvasive imaging methods, such as CT and MR imaging, have
replaced most of invasive angiographic procedures in the diagnosis of acquired aortic
disease, decreasing the cost and morbidity of diagnosis. This article reviews and
illustrates present MR imaging methods for evaluation of the aorta. Common diseases
of the aorta also are discussed with a focus on their unique morphologic and functional
features and characteristic MR imaging findings. Knowledge of pathologic conditions of
common aortic diseases and proper MR imaging techniques enables accurate and time
efficient aortic evaluation.
Multidetector .Rqw.CT oiSmaj) ItaittUBtattllfltal^^
Adnan Qalbani, David Paushter, and Abraham H. Dachman
State of the art multidetector row CT (MDCT) technology has revolutionized abdom¬
inal imaging. The ability of CT to determine if bowel obstruction is present, to localize
the obstructive site, to determine degree of obstruction, to diagnose the presence of
closed loop obstruction, and to identify ischemia or perforation of the involved bowel is
well established. This article illustrates the usefulness of MDCT in the evaluation of
small bowel obstruction and related conditions in adults and emphasizes the benefits of
advanced CT applications.
Upper Extremity Venous Doppler Ultrasound., , , ,WWW^TOWM^^
Therese M. Weber, Mark E. Lockhart, and Michelle L Robbin
Ultrasound is the initial imaging modality of choice when evaluating the upper
extremity venous system. When sonographic findings are equivocal or nondiagnostic,
particularly in evaluating the central deep veins, MR venography or catheter venography
correlation may be helpful. Ultrasound provides an accurate, rapid, low cost, portable,
noninvasive method for screening, mapping, and surveillance of the upper extremity
venous system.
Ultrasound 525
Ulrike M. Hamper, M. Robert DeJong, and Leslie M. Scoutt
Over the past 2 decades venous ultrasonography has become the standard primary
imaging technique for the initial evaluation of patients for whom there is clinical
suspicion of deep venous thrombosis (DVT) of the lower extremity veins. This article
addresses the role of duplex ultrasonography and color Doppler ultrasonography in
today's clinical practice for the evaluation of patients suspected of harboring a thrombus
in their lower extremity veins. It reviews the clinical presentation and differential
diagnoses, technique, and diagnostic criteria for acute and chronic DVT. In addition, it
addresses the sonographic evaluation of venous insufficiency.
Sonographic Evaluation of Ectopic Pregnancy 549
Shweta Bhatt, Hamad Ghazale, and Vikram 5. Dogra
Ectopic pregnancy is a high risk condition that occurs in 1.9% of reported pregnancies.
Although the clinical triad of pain, bleeding, and amenorrhea is considered very specific
for an ectopic pregnancy, ultrasound plays important role in detecting the exact location
of the ectopic pregnancy and also in providing guidance for minimally invasive
treatment. This article discusses the main sonographic features of ectopic pregnancy at
various common and unusual locations. In addition, it provides insight into the role of
hormonal markers in the diagnosis and management of ectopic pregnancy.
Occult Fractures of Extremities 561
Joong Mo Ahn and Georges Y. El Khoury
Recent advances in cross sectional imaging, particularly in CT and MR imaging, have
given these modalities a prominent role in the diagnosis of fractures of the extremities.
This article describes the clinical application and imaging features of cross sectional
imaging (CTand MR imaging) in the evaluation of patients who have occult fractures of
the extremities. Although CT or MR imaging is not typically required for evaluation of
acute fractures, these modalities could be helpful in the evaluation of the occult osseous
injuries in which radiographic findings are equivocal or inconclusive.
Renal Trauma 581
Young Joon Lee, Soon Nam Oh, Sung Eun Rha, and Jae Young Byun
Urinary tract injury occurs in 10% of all abdominal trauma patients, and the kidney is
the most commonly injured organ in the urinary tract. CT with contrast enhancement is
the modality of choice for cross sectional imaging of renal trauma because it quickly and
accurately can demonstrate injury to the renal parenchyma, renal pedicles, and
associated abdominal or retroperitoneal organs. This article reviews the mechanism,
clinical features, imaging modalities, and CT imaging findings according to the
classification of the renal trauma. Trauma to underlying abnormal kidneys, iatrogenic
renal injuries, and complications of renal trauma are reviewed also.
Mesenteric Ischemia 593
Angela D. Levy
Mesenteric ischemia is a difficult clinical diagnosis that requires a high index of clinical
suspicion because the clinical and imaging features of intestinal ischemia and infarction
overlap with many other intestinal disorders, and patients who have mesenteric
ischemia often have coexisting diseases. Multidetecctor CT (MDCT) evaluation of the
abdomen is the examination of choice when mesenteric ischemia is suspected because
of its ability to provide two dimensional multiplanar and three dimensional display of
the mesenteric vasculature and small intestine. This article reviews the clinical features,
pathophysiology, and MDCT features of mesenteric ischemia.
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