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General format

  • Bowel gas pattern
    • Large and small bowel and free gas
  • Abnormal gas collections
    • Biliary gas, retroperitoneal gas, bowel wall gas
  • Abnormal calcification
    • Gall stones, renal tract, pancreas, vascular
  • Viscera
    • Liver, spleen, kidneys
  • Retroperitoneum and abdominal wall
    • Psoas lines, abdominal wall muscles and peritoneum
  • Bones
    • Lumbar spine, pelvis, proximal femora, ribs

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At present, these images can only be viewed through the Flash application. We will soon be making a separate page that will allow users to view these without Flash (and will also allow you to print the images out for your revision). Apologies for any problems that you may encounter.

Normal AXRs

 

Abnormal AXRs

 

 


 

Acknowledgement: revise4finals would like to thank Dr Niall Moore (John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford) for providing the images and explanations used in this section.

 

 

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 24 September 2008 22:18 )