Abdominal abscess. I. Computed tomographic appearance, differential diagnosis and pitfalls in diagnosis

Abdominal abscess. I. Computed tomographic appearance, differential diagnosis and pitfalls in diagnosis

Abdominal Abscess. I. Computed Tomographic Appearance, Differential Diagnosis and PitfallIs in Diagnosis Lea c. CMU, M.D.* Roif L. sch8.pim, M.D. Vkl...

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Abdominal Abscess. I. Computed Tomographic Appearance, Differential Diagnosis and PitfallIs in Diagnosis

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MEDICAL EDUCATJON Q”EsllONS (ADDOMFNAL ABSCESS. 1. CT APPEARANCE, J,m

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Select the on”, most wrrwt phmsc: The differcnlial diagnosis of abwra includes a. Swum; and hematoma b. Necrotic and cystic neoplasm c. Uninfected and lntbcted cysls d. All nf the above

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Seka the one mwpbotogtc ccitcrioo tixt ts Thor* oxwistcnt . . Tbblratl b. Conteas in a rdati~ly tow cana of x-ray attenuation c. Marked magblal irqularlty d. Round m oral shape

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Sekct Ur 0~. most inmncct statement prtainit;~ no iibsem: a. Gastric fundus and/or other bawl stwcture, b. Pyvmctritis and/w tubowariaa cl’u c. Pswdocyst ol the pancreas d. none of the abme

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S&x? the last likely madon for failing to idertify on abdominal obsess: a. Faiturc to inctudt! the area of the abdomen that mntoins the abscess b. Unartainty of the exact Ioc~twn of the right hemidinphr.qm c. The diiltia inbacnt in differentiating brtwen abbrmes and .semus cysts. hcrmton~~~. scmms. nm woplzrms. etc. d. The fact that the x-ray atenuation mctliciert ot. an abrwrs is usually identical to that of s&d nea plasm. whether benign or mulignmut

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