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  • Radiopaedia case ID: 35190
  • Image ID: 11864033
  • Image stack position: 50/51
  • Plane projection: Coronal
  • Aux modality: C+ portal venous phase
  • Study description: CT abdomen and pelvis
  • Modality: CT
  • System: Gastrointestinal
  • Findings: Within the right iliac fossa, there is a closed loop obstruction of a portion of small bowel. The involved small bowel is distended and fluid filled. A portion of the involved small bowel demonstrates reduced mucosal enhancement. No pneumatosis intestinalis. There is a swirling pattern of the mesenteric vessels entering this closed loop obstruction. There is localized free intraperitoneal fluid within the right iliac fossa, as well as a thin rind of fluid surrounding the liver. The large bowel has an unremarkable appearance. The upper abdominal solid organs are unremarkable. The portal vein opacifies normally. No portal vein gas. No free intraperitoneal gas. Conclusion: Closed loop obstruction of small bowel within the right iliac fossa. A portion of small bowel involved in this closed loop obstruction demonstrates hypoenhancement, concerning for ischemic bowel. The etiology of the closed loop obstruction is favored to be secondary to small bowel volvulus due to the swirling pattern of the mesenteric vessels.
Date Published: 4th Apr 2015
Source https://radiopaedia.org/cases/closed-loop-obstruction-3
Author Kenny Sim
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