Gastrointestinal Imaging: A Teaching File (LWW Teaching File Series)

201 Pages·2014·9.51 MB·English

by  Courtney Coursey Moreno MD, Pardeep Kumar Mittal MD

Gastrointestinal
Imaging
A Teaching File
Editors
Courtney Coursey Moreno, MD
Assistant Professor of Radiology
Director of Ultrasound
Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences
Emory University School of Medicine
Atlanta, Georgia
Pardeep Kumar Mittal, MD
Assistant Professor of Radiology
Director of MRI Body Imaging
Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences
Emory University School of Medicine
Atlanta, Georgia
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Gastrointestinal imaging (Moreno)
Gastrointestinal imaging : a teaching lfie / editors, Courtney Coursey Moreno,
Pardeep Kumar Mittal.
p.; cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 978-1-4511-7337-6
ISBN 1-4511-7337-7
I. Moreno, Courtney Coursey, editor of compilation. II. Mittal, Pardeep Kumar, editor of
compilation. III. Title.
[DNLM: 1. Digestive System Diseases—diagnosis—Case Reports. 2. Diagnosis,
Differential—Case Reports. 3. Diagnostic Imaging—methods—Case Reports. WI 141]
RC804.D52
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2014003469
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To my son, Ricky, who amazes me every day. To my husband, Ricardo, for his support and
ideas. To my parents, Martha and Jeff Coursey, for encouraging me to follow my dreams.
Courtney Coursey Moreno
It is with great pleasure that I dedicate this book to my family, mentors, colleagues,
residents, fellows, and students for their guidance and contribution in both my personal
and professional life.
Pardeep Kumar Mittal
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Publisher’s Foreword
Teaching Files are one of the hallmarks of education in radiology. When there was a need for a
comprehensive series to provide the resident and practicing radiologist with the kind of personal
consultation with the experts normally found only in the setting of a teaching hospital, Lippincott
Williams & Wilkins was proud to have created a series that answers this need.
Actual cases have been culled from extensive teaching files in major medical centers. The discus -
sions presented mimic those performed on a daily basis between residents and faculty members in all
radiology departments.
This series is designed so that each case can be studied as an unknown. A consistent format is used to
present each case. A brief clinical history is given, followed by several images. Then, relevant findings,
differential diagnosis, and final diagnosis are given, followed by a discussion of the case. The authors
thereby guide the reader through the interpretation of each case.
This year we’ve made additional changes to the series. Cases have been randomized to better pre-
pare the reader for the challenges of the clinical setting. In addition, to answer the growing demand
for Web-based product, we have included more cases online, which has left us, in turn, able to offer a
more cost-effective product.
We hope that this series will continue to be a trusted teaching tool for radiologists at any stage of
training or practice, and that it will also be a benefit to clinicians whose patients undergo these imaging
studies.
The Publisher
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PreFace
In compiling the cases for this volume, we sought to create a high-value resource for trainees learning
the basics of gastrointestinal imaging (fluoroscopy, CT, and MR) and also for those studying for board
and certifying examinations. To that end, we have included all of the topics listed at the time of this
writing in the Gastrointestinal Imaging section of the publicly available American Board of Radiology
Core Exam and Maintenance of Certification study guides.
To round out the 300 cases in this teaching file, we included additional fluoroscopy, CT, and MR
cases that we hope you will find interesting and educational.
Cases are grouped into three chapters based on modality so that trainees can use this teaching file
efficiently during modality-based rotations.
We hope that you will find this collection of cases to be a helpful resource as you train your eye to
recognize findings at fluoroscopy, review the variety of diagnoses that can be made at CT, and get your
feet wet with the basics of body MR.
Courtney Coursey Moreno
Pardeep Kumar Mittal
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acknowledgments
Thank you to Drs. Carl Ravin and Linda Gray Leithe for giving me my start in radiology. Thank you to
mentors present and past including Drs. Rendon Nelson, Don Frush, Erik Paulson, Tracy Jaffe, George
Bisset, Caroline Hollingsworth, Sal Martinez, John H.M. Austin, Dean Danner, Bill Small, Bill Torres,
Deb Baumgarten, and Carolyn Meltzer. Thank you to all of the attendings at Duke who taught me so
much during residency and fellowship, with special thanks to those in the abdominal imaging division.
Thank you to Deb Baumgarten for sharing the opportunity to complete this project with our division.
Thank you to Eric Jablonowski and Kevin Makowski for converting some of the films to digital images
for this volume. Thank you to Amy Dinkel and the late Jonathan Pine from Wolters Kluwer for making
putting this project together such a pleasant experience.
Courtney Coursey Moreno
Thank you to all of my mentors, past and present, at New York Methodist Hospital in Brooklyn, NY,
University of Connecticut Health Center, Medical College of Georgia, and Emory University School of
Medicine who helped me when I was a resident in nuclear medicine and diagnostic radiology and dur-
ing my abdominal imaging fellowship. I also want to thank my staff, mentors, and colleagues at Emory
University School of Medicine Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences for their immense sup-
port and guidance. Kevin Makowski and Eric Jablonowski’s diligent efforts to convert old hard copy
radiographs to digital images were necessary to complete this gastrointestinal teaching file project.
Finally, this project would not have been possible without the expert guidance of Amy Dinkel and the
late Jonathan Pine from Wolters Kluwer.
Pardeep Kumar Mittal
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contents
Publisher’s Foreword vii
Preface ix
Chapter 1 Fluoroscopy...........................................1
Chapter 2 Computed Tomography (CT) Imaging.....................89
Chapter 3 Magnetic Resonance (MR) Imaging......................141
Appendix (List of Cases) 187
Index 191
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C h a p t e r
Fluoroscopy
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