7.4: Approach to radiological diagnosis 7.4.1 APPROACH TO HIGH INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION IN A NEONATE Namita Singh, Akriti Gujral Fig. 7.4.1.1Midline epigastric scan showing symmetrically thickened hypoechoic muscle of the pylorus…
11.1: Radiological techniques in reproductive imaging 11.1.1 ULTRASOUND MALE PELVIS Vivek Kashyap Male pelvic ultrasound Pelvic ultrasound is a noninvasive technique for imaging major organs in the pelvis including the…
9.9: Imaging in portal hypertension and cirrhosis with emphasis on LI-RADS Shrinivas B. Desai, Ritu K. Kashikar, Aman Snehil, Ajay Jhaveri Introduction Cirrhosis is a late stage of irreversible scarring…
7.1: Imaging techniques of abdomen and pelvis 7.1.1 UNDERSTANDING THE ADULT ABDOMINAL RADIOGRAPH: TECHNIQUES AND INTERPRETATION Tanvi Modi Introduction Radiography of the abdomen is a common practice for the evaluation…
11.14: Imaging of paediatric female reproductive tract 11.14.1 MÜLLERIAN DUCT ANOMALIES Rajani Gorantla Introduction Müllerian ducts are a pair of tubular structures that give rise to uterus, cervix, fallopian tubes…
9.6: Embroyology and congenital anomalies of the hepatobiliary system Janani Kalyanraman, Janani Baradwaj Introduction The hepatobiliary system comprises of the liver, gallbladder and extrahepatic biliary apparatus, pancreas and spleen. Liver…
9.5: Radiological signs – hepatobiliary system Shrinivas B. Desai, Ritu K. Kashikar, Shreya Shukla Radiological signs are classical and distinctive abnormalities characteristic of a disease. These can be seen on…
9.1: Radiological techniques in hepatobiliary imaging Samarjit Ghuman, Seema Sud, Deeksha Rastogi, Swapnil Sheth, T.B.S. Buxi 9.1.1 PLAIN RADIOGRAPHY FOR HEPATOBILIARY IMAGING Introduction The diagnostic imaging techniques for hepatobiliary imaging…
