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Review
. 2009 Jun;49(6):523-32.
doi: 10.1007/s00117-008-1809-4.

[Multidetector computed tomography in abdominal emergencies]

[Article in German]
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Review

[Multidetector computed tomography in abdominal emergencies]

[Article in German]
N Zorger et al. Radiologe. 2009 Jun.

Abstract

Abdominal emergencies encompass traumatic events in the region of the abdomen as well as the clinical term acute abdomen. Multidetector CT (MDCT) represents one of the most important imaging modalities for detection and correct diagnosis in such abdominal emergencies. Based on the acquired data MDCT allows a stable imaging of the abdomen in an extremely short time even in critically ill patients. Multiplanar reconstructions can be created based on the high resolution data allowing an impressive visualization of the pathology. In this review article the most important abdominal pathologies of the abdomen diagnosed by MDCT are presented with special emphasis on the liver, bile ducts, spleen and kidneys as well as the gastro-intestinal tract. Additionally, MDCT imaging of the individual organ regions will be dealt with in detail.

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