One of the subtleties of interpreting abdominal radiographs is peritoneal detail. It’s a difficult region to evaluate, since it is the potential space between all the organs. It is normally filled with fat, including the falciform fat ventral to the liver, and mesenteric fat in the omentum. When we say peritoneal detail, we mean that [...]
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January is always the time when radiology residents buckle down to study for the oral board exams. It’s a daunting task; there are pages and pages of objectives to cover. Some people have managed to get through them already, and others have read along the way but have not followed the objectives to the letter. [...]
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