Chronic gastric volvulus

A 65-year-old male patient presented to the emergency room with dyspnoea

Hirschprung disease

A 12-year-old boy presented with chronic constipation and abdominal distensio

Mesenteric panniculitis

A 68 years old male patient presented with recurrent abdominal pain and with a palpable mas

Deep venous thrombosis

A 57 years old female presented to the emergency room with complains of pain and swelling of the right thigh and calf. There was associated increased warmth, redness, and tenderness of these areas

Leriche syndrome: accidental CT diagnosis

A 41 years old male patient underwent a staging abdominal CT because of a pulmonary cancer

Petit's lumbar triangle hernia: CT findings

A 45 years old male patient complaining of a lump in the left flank, associated with a dull, heavy, pulling feeling, underwent an abdominal CT

Sonographic and Computed tomographic demonstration of hepatic hydatid cyst communicating with the biliary tree

A 30 years old male patient presented to the emergency room with a three day history of right upper quadrant pain and jaundice

Gastric carcinoma: CT and US findings

A 59 years old patient presented to the emergency room with a two month history of a vague postprandial abdominal heaviness. In the past week vomiting and abdominal pain appeared suddenly. Anorexia developed and there was an average weight loss of about 5 Kg

Hepatic arterioportal fistula: Doppler and Ultrasound findings

A 69 years old female patient presented to our Radiology department to control a hepatic cyst that have been drained because of its great dimensions

Sigmoid colon perforation at CT colonography secondary to a possible obstructive mechanism: report of a case

We report a case of colonic perforation in CT colonography, which was observed in a sigmoid colon segment contained within an inguinal hernia. At surgery, apart from the perforation, a normal large-bowel wall was found. Although rare, perforation may occur in patients with normal bowel wall, possibly resulting from a mechanical strain caused by gaseous overdistention. Radiologists performing the procedure must be aware of this possibilit