دانلود کتاب Small-Bowel Obstruction: CT Features with Plain Film and US correlations

The aim of this radiological atlas is to connect pathophysiology to imaging using many illustrations and examples, emphasizing the capabilities and limitations of multidetector computed tomography and its role in the correct management approach to these disorders. Furthermore, the place of allied imaging modalities (plain film and ultrasound) in the clinical algorithm is comprehensively illustrated.

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Small-Bowel Obstruction CT Features with Plain Film and US
Correlations

ISBN 9788847006669 eISBN 9788847006676

Foreword to the English Edition

Foreword to the Italian Edition

Table of Contents

List of Contributors

Introduction

1 Formation Mechanisms

SBO by Obturation
SBO by Narrowing
SBO by Compression
SBO by Blockage
Blockage by Adhesional Band
Blockage by Tenting Adhesions
Blockage by Extensive Adhesions
SBO by Intussusception
Cold Intussusception
Incomplete and Reversible Hot Intussusception
Complete and Irreversible Hot Intussusception
SBO by Large-Bowel Obstruction
SBO by Intestinal Strangling and Strangulation
Complex Mechanisms
Volvulus
Closed Loop

2 Computed Tomography Imaging Pathophysiology

Simple SBO
Decompensated SBO
Complicated SBO
Vascular Changes due to Strangling and Strangulation
Vascular Changes due to Fight
Common Aspects of Loop Vascular Changes

3 Computed Tomography Features

Examination Technique
CT Findings
Simple SBO
Bowel Images (Figs. 3.1-3.6)
Decompensated SBO
Bowel and Peritoneal Cavity Images (Figs. 3.7-3.15)
Follow-up
Complicated SBO due to Strangling and Strangulation
Thickened Bowel and Mesentery Images (Figs. 3.16-3.26)
Complicated SBO due to Fight
Thickened Bowel Images (Figs. 3.27 and 3.28)

4 Sonographic Correlations

5 Radiological Correlations

Examination Technique
Uncooperative Patient
LL Radiograph in the Supine Position (Scheme 5.1)
AP Radiograph in the Supine Position (Scheme 5.2)
Cooperative Patient
PA Radiograph in the Prone Position (Scheme 5.3)
PA Radiograph in the Upright Position (Scheme 5.4)
Acute Intestinal Behaviours
Reflex Spastic Ileus
Reflex Hypotonic Ileus
Paralytic Ileus
Mechanical Ileus

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