OBJECTIVE. The use of positive oral contrast material for abdominal CT is a frequent
protocol issue. Confusion abounds regarding its use, and practice patterns often appear …

CT and MRI enterography are comparable first-line modalities for patients with suspected
small bowel disease, but magnetic resonance enterography is favoured given the absence …

OBJECTIVE. The purpose of this article is to describe the MR enterographic findings of small-
bowel tuberculosis (TB) and to compare the imaging findings of small-bowel follow-through …

Introduction: Detection of small bowel (SB) bleeding remains a challenge to
gastroenterologists, with a dearth of standardized recommendations regarding evaluation …

4. Perienteric signs in the mesentery and peritoneum often help the radiologist arrive at a
more succinct differential diagnosis, particularly when characteristic mesenteric fibrofatty …

Gastrointestinal tuberculosis may manifest as an isolated disease or may occur as a part of
disseminated disease. The most commonly afflicted region is the ileocecal junction, followed …

I went off the road, missed the combine sitting there in the field, and hit the hay wagon. I hit
so hard that I totaled the car and the wagon... No cuts, no major bruising, only a little shaken …

AIM To assess the effect of neutral (NC) and positive (PC) oral contrast use on patient dose
in low-dose abdominal computed tomography (CT). METHODS Low-dose clinically …

Inledning: Positiva perorala kontrastmedel anses ofta vara nödvändiggt för den diagnostiska
kvaliteten inom datortomografi av buk, trots prevalensen av biverkningar och artefakter …

Background Increased speed and resolution of ultrasound have made it a first-line modality
for the abdominal examination. During the last 5 years trans-abdominal ultrasonography has …