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CT abdomen 1. بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم. CT Abdomen. Axial Oral contrast Without I.V. contrast& With I.V. contrast Arterial phase & Venous phase Delayed images Reconstruction. Oral CM No I.V. CM. GIT How can we identify bowel loops? Eosophagus ( fundus , body, pylorus) Stomach
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CT Abdomen Axial Oral contrast Without I.V. contrast& With I.V. contrast Arterial phase & Venous phase Delayed images Reconstruction
Oral CMNo I.V. CM GIT How can we identify bowel loops? Eosophagus (fundus, body, pylorus)Stomach Duodenum Jujenum Ilium Coecum Ascending colon Transverse colon Descending colon Sigmoid colon Rectum + biliary tract of the liver wait!!!
liver esophagus Descending Aorta
Liver Stomach
Pyloric of Stomach Body of Stomach Liver Spleen
Note: Colon : larger – peripherally Jejunum – illium: smaller – in the centre colon jejunum
Note: jejunum : with folds – in the left side illium: without folds – in the Right side Colon Ilium jejunum
ilium Ilium jejunum
Transverse colon Descending colon Ascending colon
Sigmoid colon Sigmoid colon sigmoid Iliac bone sacrum
Sigmoid colon rectum Sacrum
Ilium Head of femur acetabulum rectum Sacrum Note: rectum always anterior to sacrum
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