Radiology of spontaneous biliodigestive fistulas and their complications
Radiología de las fístulas biliodigestivas espontáneas y sus complicaciones
Resumen:
Spontaneous biliodigestive fistulas have been found, Uruguay, practical!y by chance. Their detection should be the result of careful studies, placing the patient indiffeernt positions, after having examined him through simple radiography and la ter using contrast: gastroduodenum, colon by enema or ingestion of gaseousliquid, liquid barium sulphate, Hypaque, etc. It is essential that the radiologist be made acquainted with the ·suspected disease and that he be supplied with al! pertinent data. T.V. should be used whenever possible. Should be considered negative cholecystograms, change of position in calculous images, and. neunobilia.
El hallazgo de fístulas biliodigesti vas espontáneas, se ha hecho hasta hoy, casi, en nuestro medio en forma casual. Debe hacerse su búsqueda por estudio minucioso,colocando el paciente en distintas posiciones, previo estudio del mismo, con radiografías simples, y posteriormente con contraste: gastroduodeno colon porenema, o ingestión de bebida gaseosa, sulfato de bario liquido, Hypaque. etc. Fundamental, aporte al radiólogo de datos, planteando su sospecha. En lo posible empleo de. T.V.Considerar ·como posibles eventualidades, colecistogramas negativos, cambios de posición en imagen de cálculo, neumobilia.
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fistulas cirugía digestiva radiología fistuls digestive surgery radiology |
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Sociedad de Cirugía del Uruguay | |
Revista Cirugía del Uruguay | |
https://revista.scu.org.uy/index.php/cir_urug/article/view/2266 | |
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Sumario: | Spontaneous biliodigestive fistulas have been found, Uruguay, practical!y by chance. Their detection should be the result of careful studies, placing the patient indiffeernt positions, after having examined him through simple radiography and la ter using contrast: gastroduodenum, colon by enema or ingestion of gaseousliquid, liquid barium sulphate, Hypaque, etc. It is essential that the radiologist be made acquainted with the ·suspected disease and that he be supplied with al! pertinent data. T.V. should be used whenever possible. Should be considered negative cholecystograms, change of position in calculous images, and. neunobilia. |
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