NASOLACRIMAL APPARATUS: DEVELOPMENTAL CONDITIONS ANTHONY A. MANCUSO, MARY FRAN SMITH, AND BERIT M. VERBIST KEY POINTS Imaging is not required in the vast majority of patients with a developmental condition…
PRIMARY BONY AND METABOLIC DISORDERS OF THE CRANIOFACIAL SKELETON ANTHONY A. MANCUSO KEY POINTS Computed tomography is the primary tool for the evaluation of craniofacial skeleton osteodystrophies, metabolic disease, and…
HEAD AND NECK IMAGE ACQUISITION AND DISPLAY: INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL PRINCIPLES ANTHONY A. MANCUSO, MANUEL ARREOLA, AND SURESH K. MUKHERJI KEY POINTS Voxel concept Relative strengths and weaknesses of computed…
MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING: INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL PRINCIPLES ANTHONY A. MANCUSO, MANUEL ARREOLA, SURESH K. MUKHERJIThis chapter is dedicated to the memory of E. Raymond Andrew, PhD KEY POINTS Basis of…
A. No intervention needed, the study is normal B. Diet modification with course of oral broad-spectrum antibiotics C. Colonoscopy to evaluate for suspected malignancy D. Urgent surgical consultation E. Single-contrast enema to assess for degree…
A. Jejunal diverticulosis B. Ischemic small bowel strictures C. Carcinoid D. Crohn disease 2 A 56-year-old patient presents with a long-standing history of diarrhea (12 months). Colonoscopy was reported as unremarkable. What is most likely…
A. Common hepatic duct B. Main portal vein C. Gastroduodenal artery D. Inferior vena cava E. Proper hepatic artery F. Middle hepatic vein 2 A 55-year-old woman with right upper quadrant pain undergoes an MRCP. What is…
A. Type I hiatal hernia B. Type II hiatal hernia C. Type III hiatal hernia D. Type IV hiatal hernia 2 A 63-year-old female presents with epigastric pain and nausea. A double-contrast upper GI study…
