Each post is a different clinical case. The intention is to discuss the cases in the comments.
(you gave up the dx with the Labels)
uh, i guess it's the fistulae then
You are right. The point here are the complications. I tell the patient had Crohn´s disease. Can you identifie the complications?
the last image is reversed...however, subcutaneous abscess caused by an enterocutaneous fistula
Thank´s for the comment. The last image is made in pronation to demonstrate air in the badder. You´re right there is a subcutaneous abscess but the fistula is enterovesicocutaneous.
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(you gave up the dx with the Labels)
uh, i guess it's the fistulae then
You are right. The point here are the complications. I tell the patient had Crohn´s disease. Can you identifie the complications?
the last image is reversed...however, subcutaneous abscess caused by an enterocutaneous fistula
Thank´s for the comment. The last image is made in pronation to demonstrate air in the badder. You´re right there is a subcutaneous abscess but the fistula is enterovesicocutaneous.
Hi, my new neuroradiology blog is out there!
Goodbye, Eytan
http://neuroraz.blogspot.com
search radiology cases with an interesting thumbnail preview -
www.metarads.com
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