What is the imaging of choice for diagnosing appendicitis in adults?_____
#2
_____ sign is seen in CT because in acute pancreatitis perinephric fat is not involved
#3
What is the best investigation for pneumoperitoneum?
#4
Christmas tree bladder or pine cone bladder is a cystogram appearance which usually seen in severe _____ with increased sphincter tone.
#5
_____ is the investigation of choice in Acute pancreatitis
#6
Northern exposure sign represents dilated sigmoid colon that extends cranial to the transverse colon, seen in _____ on a supine abdominal x-ray
#7
The given image shows the presence of a _____ in lower end of esophagus.
#8
The given Retrograde ureterogram showing dilated clubbed calyces with stricture of the left ureteropelvic junction is suggestive of _____
#9
In _____ sign or double wall sign, inner mucosal and outer serosal layers of bowel are enhanced in pneumoperitoneum
#10
Thumbprinting sign is suggestive of _____
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Flashcard 1: What is the imaging of choice for diagnosing appendicitis in adults?_____
Answer: CT scan
Flashcard 2: _____ sign is seen in CT because in acute pancreatitis perinephric fat is not involved
Answer: Preserved renal halo
Flashcard 3: What is the best investigation for pneumoperitoneum?
Answer: CT scan
Flashcard 4: Christmas tree bladder or pine cone bladder is a cystogram appearance which usually seen in severe _____ with increased sphincter tone.
Answer: neurogenic bladder
Flashcard 5: _____ is the investigation of choice in Acute pancreatitis
Answer: Contrast-enhanced CT scan
Flashcard 6: Northern exposure sign represents dilated sigmoid colon that extends cranial to the transverse colon, seen in _____ on a supine abdominal x-ray
Answer: sigmoid volvulus
Flashcard 7: The given image shows the presence of a _____ in lower end of esophagus.
Answer: Schatzki’s ring
Flashcard 8: The given Retrograde ureterogram showing dilated clubbed calyces with stricture of the left ureteropelvic junction is suggestive of _____
Answer: Hydronephrosis
Flashcard 9: In _____ sign or double wall sign, inner mucosal and outer serosal layers of bowel are enhanced in pneumoperitoneum
Answer: Rigler's
Flashcard 10: Thumbprinting sign is suggestive of _____
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