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Suspected retroperitoneal hematoma





Tags: Abdomen sonography, Urinary tract sonography, Images, Video, Clinical report, Esaote MyLab 70, Pediatric

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  Suspected retroperitoneal hematoma
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    A child of 14 years old with suspected damage of internal organs.

    According to relatives a week ago was hit by a car, crossing the road in the wrong place, as reported relatives, doctors, once they heard about it they immediately dragged the child to the work and then had a MRI ,CT & ultrasound. MRI have found a cyst, hematoma was labeled on CT, ultrasound also found the hematoma. CT sent them to the US because this institution partly traumatological and sonologist of course the traumatologist, but such founding was not the profile of this institution, so they were sent them to us, and our surgeons of course sent them to our US, although were all photocopies ...

    In the current US all exactly as it was described on the previous ultrasound, CT, MRI earlier ...

    In the projection posterior to tail of the pancreas, anterior to the left kidney, medial to the spleen there is a mainly anehoic irregular shape lesion, up to approximately 9 cm, at CFM without bloodflow (hematoma?)

    And as well as fellow diagnosticians I also verbally expressed doubts that it could be something else, and that the hematoma is suspected only on the basis of history of the trauma.

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  03:54 15-04-2016
  just full stomach
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    PS. I remembered the case, about which we were told 10 years ago, it's about the stomach, which is a few hours don't take a rest for sonologists. Therefore, there is another video clip with full stomach to compare - are they matched?

    A child of 4 years old with suspected appendicitis, with a full stomach ...

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