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IMO 1022 Ultrasonographic hidrocolon (work in progress)
INTERNAL
IMO 1019 DIFFERENTIAL ULTRASONOGRAPHY HYDATID DISEASE.
MEDICINE
s19
IMO 1022 DIAGNFY
WITH LIVER
Li Tong, Zhang Guao-qin, Dan Xiao-ling Xinliang Armed Police, General Team Hospital, Urumqi Xinjiang, China. According to the ultrasonic exam result of liver cvst hvdatid disease. we discussed emuhaticallv &ere&ial diagnosis of liver cyst hy&tid. Thk typical characteri$ics of its ultrasonic ima es are: I.. Cyst wall sho?ng double l$yer or “doub f e walls sign ‘; Il. Hydafid sand depontmg at the cyst back wall showing “cyst and sand sign”; III. Son cysts
ULTRASONOGRAPHIC PROGRESS). Eduardo Rafael Cuvertino. C&d&a, Argentina.
HIDROCOLON M.D.
National
(WORK Hospital
of Clinicas,
The studies of the colonic pathology have a well knowo algorithm, in which it’ can be evaluated specially the endoluminal and fmietal affection. ?o weigh of it, there are critical situations in which is troublesome the approximation diagnosis. This motivated us to initializate in 1995 a ohrasonographic shady, prospective and open, of the colonic frame, previously filled with simple enema of warm water, and expiorated with transdocers of 3,5; 5 and 7,s Mhz resolution. At the current moment, we are wishing to demostrate the normal and the effiency diagnostic of this method, correlating to the same with colonosaqy and double enema contrast, showing the principals indications, reaches and limitations, and also, the contribution of the color doppler complementary to regular U.S.
hepatitis pseudo-tumor. Key words: liver, hydatid, differential diagnosis, ultrasound.
IMO 1021 ULTRASONOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF LIVER VESICULAR-LIKE HYDATIDOSIS. Li Tong, DuanXiaoling, ZhangGuoqin Xinjiang Armed Police, General Team Hospital, UrumqiXiniiang, China. The paperanalysesultrasonographic characteristics of 15 casesof hydatidosis,which were all, proved by pathology.Of 15 cases,8 (53.3%) belongto massive type,.1 (6.7%)belongsto modulartype, 3 (20%)belong to mixturetype. Its ultrasonographic characteristics are: liver tumefaction,the borderbetweenthe tumorandthe organizesaroundare not clear, the outershapeis in fovea and convex shape, showing cauliflower-like shape,inside which showsbad distributed modular shapewith smallcyst-likehigh echo,sometimes seeing smallcalcific focusecho;focusnecroticcavity showing cave-likesoundpermeatmgareawith cavity wall echo enhanced. Duringthe diagnosis, we shoulddifferentiate it with livercyst hydatid’s calcifications and consolidation, liverbloodducttumorandliver cancer.
IN
IMO 1023 Small bowel ultrasotmdin 6 pacientes with pamcxcidioidomyicosis Bamx N, Gonqalves MOC, Taha OG, CerriGG, Yassuds MM School of Medicine, University of .%o Paolo, Hospital das Clinkas - Brazil The paracoccidioidomyicosis is a rural disease found in Latin America and is frequent in Brazil. It is caused by Pamcxcidioides brasiliensis and has acute and chronic phases, usually manifksted by cutaneous, oropharigeal, pulmonary and digestfve lesions. Ganglionic commitment, intestinal ulcers and fibrosis are the main digestive lesions and their radiological aspects (ulcers, thickening of muc5sal folds and stenosis) are already known. Our aim was to identify US intestioal loops’ abnormalities in the digestive manffestations of the disease and compare the sensitivity of US and X-ray methods. We examined 8 patients in the chronic and acute phases by conventional small bowel X-ray and tran&doninal US exams (using 7,5 mHz hansducers and 8 hours fasting ). We identified X-ray alterations in 3 patients and US alterations in 6 patients. US abnormalities were: patietal and mucosal folds thickeaing and incmse of intr&minal fluid Us shown to be more sensitive than X-ray in the detection of these not specif abnormalities but failed in the detection of ileal ulcers (a more spxif sign) observed by X- ray in one patient. We also observed that the US abnormalities shows no relation with the phase of the disease. We concluded that US and X-ray are complementary methcds in the evaluation of patients with paraooccidioidomyicosiosis.
IMO 1019 DIFFERENTIAL ULTRASONOGRAPHY HYDATID DISEASE.
MEDICINE
s19
IMO 1022 DIAGNFY
WITH LIVER
Li Tong, Zhang Guao-qin, Dan Xiao-ling Xinliang Armed Police, General Team Hospital, Urumqi Xinjiang, China. According to the ultrasonic exam result of liver cvst hvdatid disease. we discussed emuhaticallv &ere&ial diagnosis of liver cyst hy&tid. Thk typical characteri$ics of its ultrasonic ima es are: I.. Cyst wall sho?ng double l$yer or “doub f e walls sign ‘; Il. Hydafid sand depontmg at the cyst back wall showing “cyst and sand sign”; III. Son cysts
ULTRASONOGRAPHIC PROGRESS). Eduardo Rafael Cuvertino. C&d&a, Argentina.
HIDROCOLON M.D.
National
(WORK Hospital
of Clinicas,
The studies of the colonic pathology have a well knowo algorithm, in which it’ can be evaluated specially the endoluminal and fmietal affection. ?o weigh of it, there are critical situations in which is troublesome the approximation diagnosis. This motivated us to initializate in 1995 a ohrasonographic shady, prospective and open, of the colonic frame, previously filled with simple enema of warm water, and expiorated with transdocers of 3,5; 5 and 7,s Mhz resolution. At the current moment, we are wishing to demostrate the normal and the effiency diagnostic of this method, correlating to the same with colonosaqy and double enema contrast, showing the principals indications, reaches and limitations, and also, the contribution of the color doppler complementary to regular U.S.
hepatitis pseudo-tumor. Key words: liver, hydatid, differential diagnosis, ultrasound.
IMO 1021 ULTRASONOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF LIVER VESICULAR-LIKE HYDATIDOSIS. Li Tong, DuanXiaoling, ZhangGuoqin Xinjiang Armed Police, General Team Hospital, UrumqiXiniiang, China. The paperanalysesultrasonographic characteristics of 15 casesof hydatidosis,which were all, proved by pathology.Of 15 cases,8 (53.3%) belongto massive type,.1 (6.7%)belongsto modulartype, 3 (20%)belong to mixturetype. Its ultrasonographic characteristics are: liver tumefaction,the borderbetweenthe tumorandthe organizesaroundare not clear, the outershapeis in fovea and convex shape, showing cauliflower-like shape,inside which showsbad distributed modular shapewith smallcyst-likehigh echo,sometimes seeing smallcalcific focusecho;focusnecroticcavity showing cave-likesoundpermeatmgareawith cavity wall echo enhanced. Duringthe diagnosis, we shoulddifferentiate it with livercyst hydatid’s calcifications and consolidation, liverbloodducttumorandliver cancer.
IN
IMO 1023 Small bowel ultrasotmdin 6 pacientes with pamcxcidioidomyicosis Bamx N, Gonqalves MOC, Taha OG, CerriGG, Yassuds MM School of Medicine, University of .%o Paolo, Hospital das Clinkas - Brazil The paracoccidioidomyicosis is a rural disease found in Latin America and is frequent in Brazil. It is caused by Pamcxcidioides brasiliensis and has acute and chronic phases, usually manifksted by cutaneous, oropharigeal, pulmonary and digestfve lesions. Ganglionic commitment, intestinal ulcers and fibrosis are the main digestive lesions and their radiological aspects (ulcers, thickening of muc5sal folds and stenosis) are already known. Our aim was to identify US intestioal loops’ abnormalities in the digestive manffestations of the disease and compare the sensitivity of US and X-ray methods. We examined 8 patients in the chronic and acute phases by conventional small bowel X-ray and tran&doninal US exams (using 7,5 mHz hansducers and 8 hours fasting ). We identified X-ray alterations in 3 patients and US alterations in 6 patients. US abnormalities were: patietal and mucosal folds thickeaing and incmse of intr&minal fluid Us shown to be more sensitive than X-ray in the detection of these not specif abnormalities but failed in the detection of ileal ulcers (a more spxif sign) observed by X- ray in one patient. We also observed that the US abnormalities shows no relation with the phase of the disease. We concluded that US and X-ray are complementary methcds in the evaluation of patients with paraooccidioidomyicosiosis.