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| accumulation of serous fluid in peritoneal cavity |
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| peritoneal space that fills first with fluid |
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| peritoneal space that fill second with fluid |
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| lateral parvesical recesses |
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| peritoneal space that fills third with fluid |
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| fluid flow from pelvis area |
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| cavity formed by necrosis within tissue or a confined collection of pus |
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| FUO, tenderness, swelling at wound, chills, weakness, malaise, localized pain, leukocytosis lab findings |
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| shadowing from air reflectors |
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| abscess formation sonographic appearance |
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| elliptical sonolucent mass with thick and irregular margins |
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| slit-like epiploic foramen that seals off lesser sac from generalized abdominal inflammatory process |
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| pancreatic abscess most likely will appear here |
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| LUQ, must differential from pleural effusion |
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| fluid withing the liver, indents border of liver, |
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| pathways of liver abscess |
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| bacteria from portal system, CBD, hepatic artery, direct extension from an infection, trauma to abdominal wall |
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| extrahepatic bile collection due to rupture of biliary tree |
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| fluid collection in kidney area |
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| abscess in renal parenchyma |
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| uni- or multi-loculated, may have many origins and may contain debris |
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| imcomlete regression of urachus, a mass between umbilicus and bladder. pre-and post void images should be taken |
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| may be embryonic, traumatic or aquired, neoplastic, infective, or degenerative |
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| encapsulated collection of urine, occurs post trauma, surgery, or obstruction |
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| anechoic/low fluid collection that displaces lower pole of kidney superomedially |
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| cellular implantation throughout peritoneal cavity, known as caking |
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| nodular, sheet-like irregular configuration of peritoneal sheath, common primary sources are ovary, stomach, and colon |
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| uniformly thick, hypoechoic, band-shaped structure following convexity of omental band |
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| lobulated, confluent, hypoechoic mass surrounding a centrally positioned echogenic area, "sandwich sign" |
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| mass infiltrating the mesenteric layers and encasing the SMA |
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| middle aged males exposed to asbestos |
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| abdominal pain, weight loss, ascites, large mass with discrete smaller masses scattered through visceral and parietal peritoneum or matting of abdominal contents |
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| abdominal wall mass, collection of fluid after surgery in pelvis, retroperitoneaum, or recess cavities |
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| loculated, simple fluid collection, complex septated morphology |
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| acute/chronic blood collections from trauma, pregnancy, cardiovascular/degerative muscle disease, surgical injury, anticoagulation therapy, steroids, extreme exercise |
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| asymmetry between rectus sheath muscles, apperance depends on stage of bleed |
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| lipomas, desmoid tumors, metastases |
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| collection of blood between uterus and lower uterine segment seen with c-section or uterine vessel bleeding |
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| prevesicular space due to disruption of interior epigastic vessels during c-section |
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| echogenic with good-thru transmission |
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| protursion of peritoneal lined sac through a defect in weakened abdominal wall |
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| common area of abdominal weakening for hernia |
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| umbilical area, femoral ring, inguinal ring |
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| hodgkin's and non-hodgkin's |
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| swelling in neck, underarm, or groin; abdominal pain |
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| hepatomegaly, splenomegaly, abdominal lymphadenopathies, loculated hypoechoic mass |
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| cancer cell of immune system of lymphoma |
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| young adults 16-34 and adults over 55, abnormal B lymphocyte |
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| abnormal B or T cells in elderly patients |
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| liver disease, neoplasms, heart failure |
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| peritoneal carcinomatosis |
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| another name for peritoneal metastatic disease |
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| diet, liver transplant, paracentesis, diuretics |
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| most common primary cancers that metastasize to peritoneum |
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| ovarian cancer, colon cancer, stomach cancer |
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| posterior pararenal space |
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| posterior knee with baker's cyst |
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| ascites with liver transplant |
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| space between right kidney and liver |
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| most dependent areas of abdomen and pelves where fluid collection my occure |
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| condition when a vessel or organ i surrounded by a tumor on either side |
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| most common abdominal patholigical process which requires immediate surgery |
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