Basic CT interpretation
How to read a CT Abdomen Pelvis
How to read a CT Abdomen Pelvis
CT search pattern and check list.docxHow to use PACSBIN
How to use PACSBIN
Try it yourself and review some anatomy on PACSBIN!
Try it yourself and review some anatomy on PACSBIN!
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Basic Signs of Acute Pathology
Basic Signs of Acute Pathology
The three "F"
Fat stranding
Fat stranding
Increased attenuation of fat
In acute setting, most commonly due to edema from inflammation
Can also be due to fibrosis or engorged lymphatics in setting of malignancy
Free Air
Free Air
Sign of hollow viscous perforation
Free Fluid
Free Fluid
Reactive from inflammation (e.g. pancreatitis, appendicitis)
Fluid from perforated hollow viscus or blood from solid organ injury