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Traumatic rupture spleen S & Lt. kidney K Hematoma H

The gall bladder size and shape are regular with no stones inside. Normal diameter of the bile ducts

The common bile duct (3,8 mm) and the portal vein are of normal diameter. The intrahepatic bile ducts are also normal

Solitary stone Gall Bladder with posterior acoustic shadowing

Small mass in the pancreas causing dilatation of the common bile duct CBD and pancreatic duct pd

Radiologic extraction of the stone through the T Tube tract - Stone engaged in the basket - curved arrow - and being removed from the duct via the tube tract

Radiologic extraction of retained common duct stone

PTC - PERCUTANEOUS TRANSHEPATIC CHOLANGIOGRAPHY

Pseudopanceriatic cyst and Splenic hematoma

Plain soft abdominal X ray can suspect splenic injury

Patients with obstructive jaundice and GB mass – think of malignant obstruction

Oral cholecystography-Multible gall blader stones

ORAL CHOLECYSTOGRAPHY -OCG- 1-Stones filling defect

Normal T-tube cholangiography - Notice the free passage of contrast into the duodenum

Multivesicular hydatid with multiple daughter cysts giving a septated appearance

Multivesicular hydatid with multiple daughter cysts giving a septated appearance 1

MRCP demonstrating a hilar cholangiocarcinoma - There is a stricture and obstruction at the hilum with intrahepatic biliary dilatation

MRCP - Showing 2 CBD stones and dilated CBD

Mass in the head of pancreas causing biliary obstruction and huge BG dilatation

Magnetic resonance cholangio-panceriatography

M.R. cholangiography showing CHD injury with collection

Liver metastasis - Numerous, mostly round-shaped hypodens lesions of different size are visible in both lobes of the liver

Hepatocellular carcinoma -hepatoma- -solitary large mass-

Gall stone ileus - plain X-ray showing mechanical small bowel obstruction m gall stone shadow and aerobilia

Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography 1

Echinococcus granulosus - Tapeworm- infection of the liver - Hydatid cysts develop calcium in their wall which may be seen on a routine chest x-ray

CT scan with intravenous contrast - Multible low density area suspicious of metastasis

Choledocholithiasis - biliary duct stones

Chest radiograph demonstrating elevation of the right hemidiaphragm

Ascariasis worms causing obstructive jaundice

Ascariasis Worms are seen extending through the common bile duct and major hepatic ducts

Adenocarcinoma of the pancreas Tumors in the head of the pancreas tend to obstruct the bile duct

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- Elliptical ring like calcification in the RUQ which corresponds to the shape and location of the gallbladder - the characteristic appearance of procelain gallbladder

Date:

Fri 05 Mar 2010 07:47:48 MST

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