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Unknown Case #28 – Coronal CT of the Abdomen

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History: middle aged male with right upper quadrant pain. 

Coronal CT of the abdomen with intravenous contrast. What are the findings?

Coronal CT of the abdomen with intravenous contrast. What are the findings?

Coronal CT of the abdomen with contrast. What are the findings?

Coronal CT of the abdomen with contrast. What are the findings?

What is your diagnosis in this middle aged male with right upper quadrant pain?

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One thought on “Unknown Case #28 – Coronal CT of the Abdomen”

  1. Enlarge Portal Vein. The gallbladder could also be hydropic. Is the patient fasting? Portal Hypertension?

    Posted by Amber | January 10, 2018, 7:37 am
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