"Diagnosis" of a hiatal hernia from a CT coronary artery calcium scan
- PMID: 28895189
- DOI: 10.1111/echo.13671
"Diagnosis" of a hiatal hernia from a CT coronary artery calcium scan
Abstract
Identification of a hiatal hernia by computed tomography (CT) scanning, and particularly with axial imaging from a coronary artery calcium score exam, is often subjective. There are several CT features that are diagnostic or at least suggestive of a hiatal hernia. As a hiatal hernia may be the etiology of a chest pain syndrome, it is important to be aware of CT findings suggestive of such.
Keywords: axial; computed tomography; hiatal hernia.
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