Small bowel obstruction - adhesions - How to approach a CT scan - Radiologist's point of view

Small bowel obstruction due to adhesions - How to approach a CT scan - tactics and strategy - Radiologist's point of view. CT findings.

[@virginiacooper1929]

can you see adhesions?

[@RadiologyInterestingCase-pk3uk]

Hello, thanks for the question. Here I have the answer for you: czcams.com/video/rrpIrQBWWTw/video.html . Kind regards. Dr Athan Markonis

[@lillyrocks82]

Hello, are you radiologist? I have adhesions in my lower abdomen/pelvic. Plus inguinal hernia, umbilical hernia, miomas that must be taken out but additionally I have a lot of pain in the left side of my lower abdomen and center, and in both kidneys,more in the left kidney.
The adhesions were seen with a pelvic MRI.
I had an bdominal pelvic MRI which the interpretation was good and an abdominal CT scan in a different place, but here the interpretation wasn't good. It wasn't of any any help.
The ultrasound radiologist catched /detected more than the CT scan tomography radiologist of the other place.
Bad interpretations are dangerous because it doesn't allow to understand the cause of the pain.
I'm trying to find a good or great CT scan/ MRI radiologist. 🙏🏼
The pain has been increasing. 😢

[@RadiologyInterestingCase-pk3uk]

@@lillyrocks82 Hello dear. I understant that you have a chronic abdominal issues and your history shows a degree of complexity. I also understand that you need surgical and radiology advice, however from that point I am not able to give you any medical advise and this channel is merely for educational purposes only. I suggest you to get a second opinion/s from a surgeon and a radiologist you trust, with good reputation and reviews in your area or somewhere closest to you. I wish you all the best for fast recovery. All the best, Athan.

[@lillyrocks82]

@@RadiologyInterestingCase-pk3uk Thank you! 🥰🙏🏼