Cumulative radiation CT dose in young traumatic patients: a single centre 5 years retrospective review

APPLICATION OF A FLOW CHART TO EVALUATE PLACEMENT OF UMBILICAL VENOUS CATHETERS ON FRONTAL RADIOGRAM IN RADIOLOGIST RESIDENT

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Imaging Assessment of Gastroduodenal Perforations.

Gastroduodenal perforation is an emergency situation that usually requires early recognition and well-timed surgical treatment. It can arise from different natural, iatrogenic, or traumatic causes, and it can present with various symptoms especially in the early phase. This article reviews the role of the different imaging techniques in the diagnosis of gastroduodenal perforation, focusing on the direct and indirect signs that are encountered in conventional radiography and computed tomography; our personal experience is also provided.