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Obstructions and Surgical Anatomy / Appendicitis / Diverticulitis / Pancreatitis / Pyelonephritis / Cholecystitis / Renal Obstruction / Ischemic Bowel / Chest Trauma / Abdominal Trauma / Small Bowel Pathology
Obstructions and surgical anatomy
Case 1: Introduction to Small Bowel Obstruction.
Case 2: Closed Loop Obstruction
Case jj: Small bowel obstruction
Case gg: Small bowel obstruction with closed loop.
Case 3: Surgical anatomy -- Gastric Bypass with Afferent Loop Obstruction
Case 4: Surgical anatomy -- Gastric Bypass with Efferent Loop Obstruction from Internal Hernia
Case 5: Surgical anatomy -- Hepatico-jejunostomy with Afferent Loop Obstruction
Case 6: Surgical anatomy -- End Ostomy with Large Bowel Obstruction
Case 7: Introduction to Appendicitis
Case 8: Appendicitis
Case 9: Appendicitis
Case 10: Appendicitis
Case 12: Appendicitis - use of oral vs IV contrast.
Case 11: Appendicitis with abscess
Case 13: Appendicitis
Case 14: Introduction to Diverticulitis
Case 15: Diverticulitis
Case 16: Diverticulitis with small abscess
Case 17: Diverticulitis with small abscess
Case 18: Diverticulitis with intramural abscess
Case 19: Introduction to pancreatitis
Case 20: Pancreatitis
Case 21: Pancreatitis with necrosis
Case e: Pancreatitis with multiple complications
Case 24: Introduction to pyelonephritis
Case 25: Pyelonephritis
Case x: Introduction to cholecystitis
Case l: Cholecystitis with ultrasound correlation
Case k: Cholecystitis with HIDA correlation
Case v: Cholecystitis
Case w: Cholecystitis
Case 22: Renal obstruction with UVJ stone
Case 23: Renal obstruction without IV contrast
Case a: Introduction to portal air and necrotic bowel
Case b: Portal air and necrotic bowel
Case c: Portal air
Case d: Transient portal air and hepatic abscess
Case ii: Ischemic bowel
Case f: Introduction to chest trauma
Case g: Acute aortic injury
Case h: Mediastinal hematoma from sternal fracture
Case j: Acute aortic injury
Case i: Aortic dissection
Case t: Spectrum of aortic injury
Case m: Splenic hematoma and introduction to abdominal trauma
Case n: Splenic and liver lacerations
Case o: Liver laceration with biliary leak
Case p: Blunt abdominal trauma causing pancreatitis
Case q: Injury to pancreas, duodenum and kidney after blunt abdominal trauma
Case r: Large hepatic contusions with active bleeding
Case s: Active splenic bleeding and pseudoaneurysm
Case u: Renal lacerations with active bleeding
Case z: Stab wound to abdomen with active bleeding
Case y: Injury to renal pelvis and introduction to urinary tract injury
Case aa: Intraperitoneal bladder rupture and CT cystogram
Case bb: Extraperitoneal bladder rupture
Case cc: Mesenteric tear and introduction to bowel injury
Case dd: Mesenteric tear and necrotic bowel
Case ee: Mesenteric tear
Case ff : IVC laceration
Case hh: Retroperitoneal injury
Case kk: Crohns disease causing obstruction - introduction to small bowel thickening
Case ll: Diffuse smal bowel wall thickening - Lupus
Case mm: Segmental bowel wall thickening from hemorrhage and anticoagulation
Case nn: Small bowel thickening secondary to graft versus host disease