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... cecum varies and , if incomplete rotation occurs , the cecum may be present in the mid - abdomen . If the appen- dix is retrocecal , it will frequently be gas- filled and can be seen as a serpiginous , tu- bular lucency superimposed ...
... cecum varies and , if incomplete rotation occurs , the cecum may be present in the mid - abdomen . If the appen- dix is retrocecal , it will frequently be gas- filled and can be seen as a serpiginous , tu- bular lucency superimposed ...
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... cecum ; if the cecal diameter is greater than 9 cm , there is a high risk of cecal perforation . If the ileocecal valve is incompetent , cecal decompression can oc- cur with ileal dilatation . In this situation , differentiating a low ...
... cecum ; if the cecal diameter is greater than 9 cm , there is a high risk of cecal perforation . If the ileocecal valve is incompetent , cecal decompression can oc- cur with ileal dilatation . In this situation , differentiating a low ...
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... cecal and ileal dilatation and air - fluid levels . A mass impression may de- form the cecum or terminal ileum . There may also be a diffuse soft tissue haziness overly- ing the right lower quadrant . Contraction of the right flank ...
... cecal and ileal dilatation and air - fluid levels . A mass impression may de- form the cecum or terminal ileum . There may also be a diffuse soft tissue haziness overly- ing the right lower quadrant . Contraction of the right flank ...
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SYMPTOMATOLOGY | 24 |
Abdominal Scout Film Assessment | 32 |
Abdominal Pain | 36 |
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