Posts Tagged ‘dilatation’

Ultrasound lectures 17 (Epididymitis)

Epididymitis
Clinical
Epidydimitis is usually caused by Chlamydia ssp., but Neisseria gonorrhoeae is also a common pathogen. It is most often found in post-pubertal, sexually active males. It presents as a tender and erythematous (acutely inflamed) epididymis. Urethral discharge, dysuria, fever and pyuria may also be present.
Exam
Begin with the patient in the supine position.  [...]

Ultrasound lectures 12 (Hydronephrosis)

Hydronephrosis
Clinical
US demonstration of hydronephrosis is not, by itself, diagnostic of urinary obstruction. Hydronephrosis is an anatomic finding, not a functional one, and is caused by acute or chronic urinary obstruction, prostatic hypertrophy, strictures, vesicoureteral reflux (VUR), pregnancy, high urine output states, and congenital dilatation of the collecting system.
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Ultrasound lectures 7 (Biliary Dilatation)

Biliary Dilatation
Clinical
US is approximately 90% accurate in differentiating obstructive from non-obstructive jaundice by depicting the presence of biliary dilatation. Causes for biliary dilatation are impacted gallstone in CBD or at ampulla, benign stricture, pancreatic carcinoma , cholangitis, biliary surgery, and chronic pancreatitis.

In the transverse image, the common bile [...]

Ultrasound lecturers 6

Acute Cholecystitis
Clinical
Acute cholecystits is most commonly casued by impaction of a gallstone in the gallbladder (GB) neck obstructing the GB and resulting in inflammation of the GB wall. Ischemia and infection may result. Patients present with pain, right upper quadrant tenderness, and leukocytosis. About 70% of [...]

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