Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Each post is a different clinical case. The intention is to discuss the cases in the comments.
Rad Files at RSNA 2005
AuntMinnie.com Headlines
American Journal of Roentgenology current issue
European Radiology
Radiographics current issue
Radiology - Continuous Publishing articles
Radiology Links
Radiology Blog´s
Blog Archive
Utilidades
RAD FILES was present in InfoRAD at RSNA 2005
<-- Copyright © 2005 Luis Tata, MD mailto:ltata@sapo.pt -->
6 comments:
Very easy!
Thank you for the case
where is the daignosis?
please chnage the color of the site to see well the left sided bar..
thanks
thank you
please i ask the admin to change the color of the font of the left sided bar blue i can not read well through it..
The idea of the blog is that the visitors discuss the cases and achieve a diagnosis. So what you think it is?
Thank´s for the suggestion of the color font.
Hello Luis,
Before I attempt a diagnosis, let me tell you that I am a Radiologist in Salem, a city in southern India. I found your site through Sumer's post.
The 3 displayed images show wall thickening in the Sigmoid & Descending colon and in the ileocaecal valve region. There are also a few small discrete mesenteric lymph nodes in the iliac fossae on both sides, more in the pericaecal region. There is not enough information to suggest small bowel obstruction. I don't think a contrast enema was administered. And there is no mention of blood in the stools.
The differential diagnosis would be Crohn's disease or Tuberculosis with a lesser probability for bowel ischemia and ulcerative colitis.
Congratulations!
Great diferential and discussion. The diagnosis is Cronh´s disease.
Post a Comment