Abdomen | Radiology Template Reports http://www.radiologytemplates.com.au A site for Radiology Templates Tue, 01 Nov 2022 05:15:40 +0000 en hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.0.3 http://www.radiologytemplates.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/TemplateReport-100x100.png Abdomen | Radiology Template Reports http://www.radiologytemplates.com.au 32 32 CT IVP http://www.radiologytemplates.com.au/templates/ct-ivp/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=ct-ivp Thu, 08 Jul 2021 04:10:07 +0000 http://www.radiologytemplates.com.au/?page_id=1394 CT IVP Technique: Fine slice non-contrast, aterial phase, portal venous phase and delayed phase imaging was obtained from the lung bases to the symphysis pubis, with the arterial phase restricted to the upper abdomen. Comparison: ___________ Findings: The kidneys have a normal size and shape, with normal symmetric nephrograms and prompt excretion into the renal […]

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CT IVP

Technique:

Fine slice non-contrast, aterial phase, portal venous phase and delayed phase imaging was obtained from the lung bases to the symphysis pubis, with the arterial phase restricted to the upper abdomen.

Comparison:
___________

Findings:

The kidneys have a normal size and shape, with normal symmetric nephrograms and prompt excretion into the renal collecting systems.

The pelvicalyceal systems and ureters are normal. The bladder is unremarkable.

The liver, spleen, pancreas and adrenals have a normal appearance.

The bowel has a normal IV contrast only appearance, with normal wall thickness and no faecal loading or dilation.

No free fluid or gas is seen with the abdomen or pelvis. No lymphadenopathy is identified. The vascular structures are normal.

The lung bases are clear. No bony abnormality is seen.

Conclusion:

Normal CT IVP.

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CT CHEST-ABDO-PELVIS ONCOLOGY COMPARISON

Technique:

Post IV and oral contrast fine slice imaging was obtained from the lung apices to the lung bases and in portal venous phase from the lung bases to the symphysis pubis.

Comparison:
___________

Findings:

Primary:

 

Metastases:

 

Lymphadenopathy:

 

Other Findings:

Chest:
The heart, great vessels, trachea and oesophagus have a normal appearance. There is no lymphadenopathy.
The pulmonary vessels and bronchi are normal, as is the pulmonary parenchyma. The pleural spaces are clear.
The upper abdominal solid organs and bowel have a normal arterial phase appearance within the field of view.
No bony abnormality is identified.


Abdomen/Pelvis:
The liver, spleen, pancreas, adrenals and kidneys have a normal appearance.
The bowel is well opacified with oral contrast and is unremarkable, with normal wall thickness and no faecal loading or dilation.
No free fluid or gas is seen with the abdomen or pelvis. No lymphadenopathy is identified. The vascular structures are normal.
The lung bases are clear. No bony abnormality is seen.

Conclusion:

Normal CT chest, abdomen and pelvis.

The post CT CAP Oncology Comparison first appeared on Radiology Template Reports .]]> CT Chest Abdomen and Pelvis http://www.radiologytemplates.com.au/templates/ct-chest-abdomen-and-pelvis/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=ct-chest-abdomen-and-pelvis Thu, 08 Jul 2021 01:45:17 +0000 http://www.radiologytemplates.com.au/?page_id=1378 CT CHEST, ABDOMEN and PELVIS Technique: Post IV and oral contrast fine slice imaging was obtained from the lung apices to the lung bases and in portal venous phase from the lung bases to the symphysis pubis. Comparison: ___________ Findings: Chest: The heart, great vessels, trachea and oesophagus have a normal appearance. There is no […]

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CT CHEST, ABDOMEN and PELVIS

Technique:

Post IV and oral contrast fine slice imaging was obtained from the lung apices to the lung bases and in portal venous phase from the lung bases to the symphysis pubis.

Comparison:
___________

Findings:

Chest:
The heart, great vessels, trachea and oesophagus have a normal appearance. There is no lymphadenopathy.

The pulmonary vessels and bronchi are normal, as is the pulmonary parenchyma. The pleural spaces are clear.

The upper abdominal solid organs and bowel have a normal arterial phase appearance within the field of view.
No bony abnormality is identified.

Abdomen/Pelvis:
The liver, spleen, pancreas, adrenals and kidneys have a normal appearance.

The bowel is well opacified with oral contrast and is unremarkable, with normal wall thickness and no faecal loading or dilation.

No free fluid or gas is seen with the abdomen or pelvis. No lymphadenopathy is identified. The vascular structures are normal.

The lung bases are clear. No bony abnormality is seen.

Conclusion:
Normal CT chest, abdomen and pelvis.

The post CT Chest Abdomen and Pelvis first appeared on Radiology Template Reports .]]> MRI Enterography for IBD – Normal http://www.radiologytemplates.com.au/templates/mri-enterography-for-ibd-normal/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=mri-enterography-for-ibd-normal Fri, 21 Feb 2020 04:29:51 +0000 http://www.radiologytemplates.com.au/?page_id=1186 MRI Enterography for IBD – Normal Clinical Information: Technique: MR Enterography was performed according to department protocol. Cine imaging and dynamic post contrast imaging of the bowel was also performed. Findings: Study Quality: The bowel is well demonstrated, with good distribution of contrast and bowel distention. Bowel: There is no evidence of bowel wall thickening […]

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MRI Enterography for IBD - Normal

Clinical Information:

 

Technique:

MR Enterography was performed according to department protocol. Cine imaging and dynamic post contrast imaging of the bowel was also performed.

Findings:

Study Quality:

The bowel is well demonstrated, with good distribution of contrast and bowel distention.

Bowel:

There is no evidence of bowel wall thickening or oedema. No abnormal fat is seen in the bowel wall. There is normal small bowel plica circulares and colonic haustral patterning

Cine imaging demonstrates normal peristalsis.

There is no abnormal bowel wall enhancement in arterial, portal venous or delayed imaging. No restricted diffusion is seen. No ulceration is identified.

There is no evidence of penetrating disease. No fistula or abscess is identified.

There are no foci of stenosis or stricture. No dilated bowel or transition zone is identified.

Extraenteric assessment:

The small and large bowel mesenteric fat is normal, as is the omentum. No lymphadenopathy is seen.

Perianal disease:

No perianal disease is identified.

Bones and other soft tissues:

There is no evidence of sacroiliitis or sclerosing cholangitis. The liver, spleen, pancreas, adrenals and kidneys have a normal appearance. The lung bases and abdominal wall are normal.

Conclusion:

Normal MRI Enterography

The post MRI Enterography for IBD – Normal first appeared on Radiology Template Reports .]]> Foetal MRI – Normal http://www.radiologytemplates.com.au/templates/elementor-1174/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=elementor-1174 Fri, 21 Feb 2020 00:50:03 +0000 http://www.radiologytemplates.com.au/?page_id=1174 FOETAL MRI – NORMAL Clinical Information: Technique: MRI was performed without contrast to evaluate the uterus and fetus. Informed consent was obtained. Findings: The gestational age of the pregnancy is __ weeks by last menstrual period. Maternal findings Normal. Findings of pregnancy Pregnancy:                        Singleton. […]

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FOETAL MRI - NORMAL

Clinical Information:

Technique:

MRI was performed without contrast to evaluate the uterus and fetus. Informed consent was obtained.

Findings:

The gestational age of the pregnancy is __ weeks by last menstrual period.

Maternal findings

Normal.

Findings of pregnancy

  • Pregnancy:                        Singleton.
  • Placental location:           Fundal.
  • Placenta previa:               No.
  • Placental signal:              Homogeneous.
  • Placental thickness:        __  cm.
  • Uterus:                              Normal.
  • Cervix:                              Closed.
  • Cervical length:               __ cm.

Fetal Findings

  • Fetal location:                  ___ side of the uterus.
  • Fetal position:                  Long/transverse/cephalic/breech.
  • Fetal motion:                    Normal.
  • Amniotic fluid volume:     Normal.
  • Number of vessels in umbilical cord: Three.
  • Umbilical cord insertion site: Paracentral

Brain

  • Head size:                                 Normal.
  • Frontal-occipital diameter:   ___  mm.
  • Sulcation:                                 Normal.
  • Ventricles:                               Normal.
  • Cavum septum pellucidum: Normal.
  • Germinal matrix:                    Normal.
  • Cerebral venous sinuses:      Normal.
  • Brain parenchyma signal:    Normal.
  • Corpus callosum:                   Normal.
  • Brainstem morphology:       Normal.
  • Cerebellum:                             Normal. 
  • Transverse cerebellar diameter:  __ mm.
  • Cerebellar vermis:                  Normal.
  • Vermis CC x AP:                      __ x __  mm.
  • Craniocervical  junction:       Normal.

Face/Neck

  • Oropharynx/cervical airway: Normal.
  • Facial profile:                            Normal.
  • Eyes/Interocular distance:    Normal.
  • Lips and nose:                          Normal.
  • Mandible:                                  Normal.
  • Ears:                                           Normal.

Spine

  • Vertebrae:                       Normal.
  • Spinal canal:                   Normal.
  • Spinal cord:                     Normal.
  • Conus position:               Normal.

Chest

  • Chest size/shape:            Normal.
  • Airway:                              Normal.
  • Mediastinum/thymus:   Normal.
  • Lungs:                               Normal.
  • Heart:                                Normal.
  • Aorta:                                Normal.

Abdomen

  • Abdominal wall/soft tissues: Normal.
  • Situs:                                  Normal.
  • Liver:                                  Normal.
  • Gallbladder:                      Normal.
  • Spleen:                              Normal.
  • Stomach:                          Normal.
  • Small bowel:                   Normal.
  • Colon:                               Normal.
  • Right kidney:                   Normal.
  • Left kidney:                     Normal.
  • Urinary bladder:             Normal.
  • Genitalia:                        Normal.

Extremities:                              Normal.

Conclusion:

Normal Foetal MRI

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The post Foetal MRI – Normal first appeared on Radiology Template Reports .]]> MRI Whole Spine – Trauma Normal http://www.radiologytemplates.com.au/templates/mri-whole-spine-trauma-normal/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=mri-whole-spine-trauma-normal Thu, 06 Feb 2020 23:44:52 +0000 http://www.radiologytemplates.com.au/?page_id=1163 MRI Whole Spine – Trauma Normal Clinical Information: MVA.  Technique: Sagittal T1, T2 and TIRM imaging was obtained through the entire spine, as well as axial T1 and T2 weighted imaging. Findings: The vertebral bodies and discs are of normal height with no malalignment. The marrow and disc signal is normal. The craniocervical junction is […]

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MRI Whole Spine - Trauma Normal

Clinical Information:

MVA. 

Technique:

Sagittal T1, T2 and TIRM imaging was obtained through the entire spine, as well as axial T1 and T2 weighted imaging.

Findings:

The vertebral bodies and discs are of normal height with no malalignment. The marrow and disc signal is normal.

The craniocervical junction is normal.

The spinal canal is normal. The cord and conus are unremarkable, as is the cauda equina. The cord terminates at T12/L1.

The lateral recesses and neural exit foramina are widely patent. The facet joints have a normal appearance. No paravertebral abnormality is identified.

The ALL, PLL, ligamentum flavum, interspinous and posterior spinous ligaments appear intact.

Conclusion:

Normal MRI spine.

 
The post MRI Whole Spine – Trauma Normal first appeared on Radiology Template Reports .]]> Neonatal Ultrasound Lumbosacral Spine – Normal http://www.radiologytemplates.com.au/templates/neonatal-ultrasound-lumbosacral-spine-normal/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=neonatal-ultrasound-lumbosacral-spine-normal Fri, 11 Oct 2019 03:32:39 +0000 http://www.radiologytemplates.com.au/?page_id=1152 NEONATAL ULTRASOUND LUMBOSACRAL SPINE – Normal Clinical information: Findings: The cord terminates at T12 with a normal appearing conus.  The cauda equina and filum terminalis are normal and freely mobile.  No evidence of tethering is seen. The posterior bony structures are within normal limits with no evidence of dysraphism.  No evidence of a cyst/mass, meningocele, […]

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NEONATAL ULTRASOUND LUMBOSACRAL SPINE - Normal

Clinical information:

 

Findings:

The cord terminates at T12 with a normal appearing conus.  The cauda equina and filum terminalis are normal and freely mobile.  No evidence of tethering is seen.

The posterior bony structures are within normal limits with no evidence of dysraphism.  No evidence of a cyst/mass, meningocele, lipoma or sinus tract is identified.

The sacral cartilage is within normal limits.

Conclusion:

Normal neonatal lumbosacral spine ultrasound.  

The post Neonatal Ultrasound Lumbosacral Spine – Normal first appeared on Radiology Template Reports .]]> Ultrasound – Pediatric Renal – Normal http://www.radiologytemplates.com.au/templates/ultrasound-renal-normal/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=ultrasound-renal-normal Fri, 09 Aug 2019 04:03:47 +0000 http://www.radiologytemplates.com.au/?page_id=1108 ULTRASOUND – PEDIATRIC RENAL – NORMAL Clinical Information: Comparison: ___________ Findings: Both kidneys have a normal size and shape with smooth contour and normal echotexture for age. The central echogenic complexes have a normal appearance with no hydronephrosis. The right kidney measures __cm, the left kidney __cm. This is within the 95% predicted limit for […]

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ULTRASOUND - PEDIATRIC RENAL - NORMAL

Clinical Information:

 

Comparison:

___________

Findings:

Both kidneys have a normal size and shape with smooth contour and normal echotexture for age. The central echogenic complexes have a normal appearance with no hydronephrosis. The right kidney measures __cm, the left kidney __cm. This is within the 95% predicted limit for age.

The adrenals are identified and appear normal.

The bladder has a normal appearance with no wall thickening. Both ureteric jets are seen. The pre-micturition volume is __mL, post-micturition __mL.

Conclusion:

Normal renal ultrasound.

The post Ultrasound – Pediatric Renal – Normal first appeared on Radiology Template Reports .]]> Renal Ultrasound – normal http://www.radiologytemplates.com.au/templates/renal-ultrasound-normal/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=renal-ultrasound-normal Mon, 29 Apr 2019 04:32:04 +0000 http://www.radiologytemplates.com.au/?page_id=908 RENAL ULTRASOUND – Normal Clinical Information: Comparison: ___________ Findings: Both kidneys have a normal size and shape with smooth contour and normal echotexture. The central echogenic complexes have a normal appearance with no hydronephrosis. The right kidney measures __cm, the left kidney __cm. The bladder has a normal appearance with no wall thickening. Both ureteric […]

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RENAL ULTRASOUND - Normal

Clinical Information:

 

Comparison:

___________

Findings:

Both kidneys have a normal size and shape with smooth contour and normal echotexture. The central echogenic complexes have a normal appearance with no hydronephrosis. The right kidney measures __cm, the left kidney __cm.

The bladder has a normal appearance with no wall thickening. Both ureteric jets are seen. The pre-micturition volume is __mL, post-micturition __mL.

Conclusion:

Normal renal ultrasound.

The post Renal Ultrasound – normal first appeared on Radiology Template Reports .]]> CT Abdomen/Pelvis http://www.radiologytemplates.com.au/templates/ct-abdomen-pelvis/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=ct-abdomen-pelvis Fri, 12 Apr 2019 02:45:33 +0000 http://www.radiologytemplates.com.au/?page_id=901 CT ABDOMEN/PELVIS Clinical Information: Technique: Post IV and oral contrast fine slice imaging was obtained from the lung bases to the symphysis pubis in portal venous phase. Comparison: ___________ Findings: The liver, spleen, pancreas, adrenals and kidneys have a normal appearance. The bowel is well opacified with oral contrast and is unremarkable, with normal wall […]

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CT ABDOMEN/PELVIS

Clinical Information:

Technique:

Post IV and oral contrast fine slice imaging was obtained from the lung bases to the symphysis pubis in portal venous phase.

Comparison:

___________

Findings:

The liver, spleen, pancreas, adrenals and kidneys have a normal appearance.

The bowel is well opacified with oral contrast and is unremarkable, with normal wall thickness and no faecal loading or dilation.

No free fluid or gas is seen with the abdomen or pelvis. No lymphadenopathy is identified. The vascular structures are normal.

The lung bases are clear. No bony abnormality is seen.

Conclusion:

Normal CT abdomen/pelvis. 

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