DMS Abd&Sm Part Midterm: Case
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Patient presents w excrutiating anterior chest pain s/p cardiac catheterization. US
reveals a double lumen appearance of the aorta w blood flow in both lumens -
ANSWER✔✔ Aortic dissection
Patient presents w severe RLQ pain & fever. Pain is worse w release of
compression. US reveals non compressible bowel in the RLQ w AP diameter
greater than 7 mm, wall thickness greater than 3 mm - ANSWER✔✔ Appendicitis
A 65 year old patient w diabetes & hypertension presents w a pulsating
abdominal mass. US exam reveals an abdominal aortic AP diameter of 3.5. There
is mural thrombus present - ANSWER✔✔ Abdominal aortic aneurysm
An elderly patient w a history of congestive heart failure presents for an
abdominal us. US exam of the liver reveals a longitudinally oriented anechoic
tubular structure - ANSWER✔✔ IVC dilatation
Patient presents w severe RLQ pain. US exam of the RLQ revealed a mucus filled
appenidix - ANSWER✔✔ Mucocele
Patient presents w a palpable mass in the anterior abdominal wall. US exam
reveals a hypoechoic lesion w smooth well defined borders - ANSWER✔✔
Desmoid
, A patient w a h/o cancer & previous h/o lower extremity deep vein thrombosis
presents w bilat leg & lower back pain. US revealed a homogenous, hypoechoic
mass w in the IVC - ANSWER✔✔ IVC thrombus
A patient presents w acute abdominal pain & a h/o spinal fracture. US exam
reveals dilated small bowel w diminished peristalsis - ANSWER✔✔ Small bowel
ileus
A 30 y/o asymptomatic female presents for an abdominal US. Upon US exam of
the liver a well defined nearly isoechoic mass w typical spoke wheel vascularity is
seen - ANSWER✔✔ Focal nodular hyperplasia
A female patient w a h/o oral contraceptive use presents w RUQ pain. US exam
reveals an isoechoic to hyperechoic liver lesion - ANSWER✔✔ Hepatic Adenoma
A 32 y/o asymptomatic pregnant female presents for abdominal US. US exam of
the liver revealed two well defined hyperechoic lesions in the right lobe -
ANSWER✔✔ Hemangioma
An asymptomatic male patient presents for abdominal US. US exam reveals an
anechoic lesion in the liver w posterior enhancement - ANSWER✔✔ Simple
hepatic cyst
A patient w a h/o PKD presents for abdominal US. US exam of the liver reveals
multiple anechoic lesions throughout the liver - ANSWER✔✔ Polycystic liver
disease
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