GENERAL RADIOLOGY

Traumatic Chest Wall Injuries

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Grade I Contusion Any size Laceration Skin and subcutaneous tissue Fracture <3 adjacent ribs Nondisplaced clavicle Grade II Laceration Skin, subcutaneous, and muscle Fracture >3 adjacent ribs Open or displaced…

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Renal Injuries

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Gradea Type Description I Parenchyma Microscopic or gross hematuria; urological studies normal (contusion) Hematoma Non-expanding subcapsular hematoma II Parenchyma Laceration <1 cm in depth, without collecting system rupture Hematoma Non-expanding…

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Bowel and Mesenteric Injury

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Fig. 17.1 Scheme of the three types of stress that act on bowel and mesentery in abdominal blunt trauma Crushing may determine local lacerations of the bowel wall and mesentery,…

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Traumatic Injuries: Mechanisms of Lesions

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Trauma Main etiology Mechanism Main injuries Blunt Motor vehicle collision (MVC) fall from height Direct impact Direct-impact forces transmitted along the trajectory of the “force vector” Extremity injuries, head and…

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Abdominal Trauma: Interventional Radiology

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Fig. 22.1 Liver CECT scan before and after angioembolization, arterial phase: (a) evidence of active bleeding (white arrow) and subcapsular fluid collection (white arrowhead); (b) presence of metallic coils (black…

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Pelvic Trauma: Vascular/Visceral

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Fig. 21.1 Acute arterial bleeding; axial CT image of the pelvis on arterial (a) and venous (b) phases. Extravascular hyperattenuating focus with attenuation similar to that of the iliac arteries…

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Management of Polytrauma Patients

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Fig. 1.1 Timely healthcare and best chance of survival. An early continuing healthcare significantly increases the probability of survival in patients with polytrauma. Mortality rates tend to decrease monotonically with…

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Cardiac Trauma

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Fig. 10.1 Traumatic inferior cava disconnection. Contrast enhanced MSCT—post-surgical control after 1 day (a) and after 1 week (b, c). In (a) (arrow) is still present a hematoma; in (b, c) the…

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