Mastocytosis

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 Peptic ulcer disease and malabsorption  Duodenum and SB: Thick folds, fast transit  Mucosal nodularity (2-3 mm sand-like nodules) – Fluid-distended lumen of SB • Hepatomegaly (40% of adult cases) • Biliary tree: Infiltration…

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Drug-Induced Esophagitis

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 Aortic arch, left main bronchus, retrocardiac • Findings on esophagram (double contrast)  Solitary or localized cluster of tiny ulcers distributed circumferentially on normal background mucosa  Punctate, linear, stellate, serpiginous, or ovoid;…

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Colonic Metastases and Lymphoma

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 Intravenous contrast for CT or MR  Double contrast barium enema TOP DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSES • Adenocarcinoma  Short, focal, “apple core” lesion < 10 cm in length  More likely to cause colonic obstruction…

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Gastroparesis

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 Dilated stomach with decreased or absent peristalsis TOP DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSES • Gastric outlet obstruction • Postoperative state, stomach • Intestinal scleroderma • Cystic fibrosis, abdominal signs • Gastric bezoar PATHOLOGY • Idiopathic: No identifiable cause in…

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Cricopharyngeal Achalasia

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 Pharyngoesophageal junction: C5-6 level • Videofluoroscopic recording: Frontal, lateral, and oblique  Rapid sequence filmong required for demonstration TOP DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSES • Cervical osteophytes (indentation)  Large anterior cervical osteophytes can impinge on pharyngoesophageal…

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Duodenal Flexure Pseudotumor

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 At angle between bulb and descending duodenum  Acute angulation as duodenum becomes retroperitoneal, accentuates fold • May even simulate ulcerated mass, with barium trapped between mucosal folds • Changeable appearance on upper…

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Viral Esophagitis

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 Herpes: Multiple small, discrete, punched-out ulcers on background of normal mucosa  CMV and HIV: 1 or more large, flat ulcers  HPV: Multiple papillary excrescences  EBV: Deep, linear ulcers TOP DIFFERENTIAL…

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INDEX

Nov 16, 2016 by in GASTROINTESTINAL IMAGING Comments Off on INDEX

!DOCTYPE html> INDEX A Abdomen, postoperative state, 124–125 Abdominal abscess, 72–75 differential diagnosis, 73–74 gastric diverticulum vs., 243 genetics, 74 image gallery, 72, 75 Abdominal aortic aneurysm, aortoenteric fistula associated…

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