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INDEX

Duodenum (cont.)

Ectopic splenic tissue, 600

Esophageal atresia, 5–7

tumors, 111–118

Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, 173

Esophageal varices, 44–47

adenoma/adenocarcinoma,

Ejaculatory duct disorders, 829

clinical signs, 44–45

115–116

Elderly patients, appendicitis, 287

imaging, 45–46

bulbar tumors, 112

Embryonal cell carcinoma, 761

ligation, 47

hamartoma, 111–112

Emphysematous cholecystitis,

therapy, 46–47

heterotopic tissue, 111

440

Esophagitis

hyperplastic/metaplastic,

Emphysematous cystitis, 692

eosinophilic, 19

111

Emphysematous gastritis, 64–65

immunosuppression,

lymphoma/leukemia, 116

Emphysematous pyelonephritis,

candidiasis, 48

mesenchymal, 116

593–594

phlegmonous, 18

metastasis or direct

Empyema, 440

reflux, 12–14

invasion, 116–117

Endometrial polyps, 768

viral, 19

neuroendocrine, 117–118

Endometrioid neoplasms, 756

Esophagus, 3–55

periampullary tumors,

Endometriosis, 154, 219–221, 733

barium studies, 3–4

112–115

appendix, 290

Behçet’s syndrome, 19

polyposis syndromes, 112

bladder, 695–696

computed tomography, 4

vascular lesions

peritoneal, 927

congenital abnormalities

angiodysplasia/

ureteral, 646

atresia/tracheoesophageal

telangiectasia, 122

Endometrium

fistula, 5–7

Dieulafoy lesion, 122

atrophy/hyperplasia, 766–767

bronchogenic cyst, 5

therapy, 122–123

laser ablation, 794

duplication, 5

varices, 122

ossification, 767

short esophagus/congenital

wall thickening, 109–118

Endoscopic retrograde

esophageal stenosis, 5

See also Jejunum and ileum

cholangiography, 419

vascular anomalies, 7–8

Duplication

Endoscopic retrograde

diverticula, 43–44

bladder, 686

cholangiopancreatogra

conventional, 43

bowel, 129, 191–192

phy, 495–497

Killian-Jamieson, 44

esophagus, 5

complications, 562–563

pseudodiverticulosis, 44

stomach, 56

pancreatic adenocarcinoma,

Zenker’s, 43–44

urethra, 803

536

dynamic recording, 3

Dysgerminoma, 760

Endoscopy

examination complications

Dysphagia, 36–37

colon cancer, 230–231

endoscopy related, 50

Dysphagia aortica, 43

esophagus, 50

stricture dilation, 51

Dysplastic nodules, 353–354

Enteritis, acute, 146–147

surgery, 51

 

Enterocele, 257

fibrosis, 20

E

Enterocolitis

fistula, 44

Eagle-Barrett syndrome, 869–870

chronic idiopathic, 146

foreign bodies, 11–12

Echinococcal cyst, 596–597

Yersinia, 147

immunosuppression

Echinococcosis, 885

Enterovesical fistula, 709

AIDS, 48–49

Echinococcus granulosus, 314, 596

Eosinophilic cholecystitis, 440

posttransplant, 49–50

Echinococcus multilocularis, 315,

Eosinophilic esophagitis, 19

infection/inflammation

596

Eosinophilic gastroenteritis, 63

Barrett’s esophagus, 14–17

Echinococcus vogelii, 315

Epidermoid cyst, 841

candidiasis, 18–19

Ectopic gallbladder, 426

Epidermolysis bullosa, 36

chronic granulomatous

Ectopic kidney, 577–579

Epididymal cyst, 842

disease, 19

Ectopic pancreas, 506–507

Epididymitis, 836–837

Crohn’s disease, 18

Ectopic pregnancy, 735–737,

Epiploic appendagitis, 216–217

drug-induced, 17

917–918

Epispadias, 806

eosinophilic esophagitis, 19

cervical, 736–737

Epstein-Barr virus, 323, 941

histoplasmosis, 19

cornual, 736

Erdheim-Chester disease, 599,

phlegmonous esophagitis, 18

ovarian, 736

888

reflux/reflux esophagitis,

tubal, 735–736

Escherichia coli, 207

12–14


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thermal/corrosive injury,

carcinoma, 22

F

17–18

carcinosarcoma, 32

Fallopian tube

tuberculosis, 18

clinical signs, 22–23

diverticula, 786

viral esophagitis, 19

complications, 27

obstruction, 785–786

magnetic resonance imaging, 4

complications of therapy, 30

torsion, 731

manometry, 4

detection, 24

tumors, 765–766

motility disorders/dilation,

fibrovascular polyp, 20–21

Familial adenomatous polyposis,

36–43

granular cell, 34–35

222–223

achalasia, 37–40

hemangioma, 21

Familial glomerulosclerosis, 584

Arnold-Chiari

heterotopic pancreas, 21

Familial hyperbilirubinemias,

malformation, 42

histiocytoma, 32

430–431

celiac disease, 43

leiomyoma, 21–22

Crigler-Najar syndrome, 430

cervical osteophyte

leiomyosarcoma, 31–32

Dubin-Johnson syndrome, 431

dysphagia, 43

liposarcoma, 32

Gilbert’s syndrome, 430

diffuse esophageal spasma,

melanoma, 32–33

Rotor’s syndrome, 431

41

metastases/direct invasion,

Familial polyposis, 70

dysphagia aortica, 43

33

Fascioliasis, 451–452

dysphagia and dysmotility,

palliation, 29–30

Fatty liver, 325–327

36–37

papilloma, 21

Fecal incontinence, 260–261

globus pharyngis, 42

pathology, 23–24

Fecal tagging, 190

Guillain-Barré syndrome,

pharyngeal, 22

Female reproductive tract,

42–43

recurrence/metastasis, 30–31

719–799

myasthenia, 41

schwannomas, 33–34

acute gynecological

myotonic dystrophy, 41

sebaceous gland, 20

conditions, 730

oculopharyngeal muscular

staging, 24–27

biopsy, 722

dystrophy, 42

therapy, 27–29

computed tomography, 720

Parkinson’s disease, 42

ultrasonography, 4

congenital abnormalities,

penetration and aspiration,

vascular lesions

722–729

37

Dieulafoy lesions, 44

cloacal malformation, 729

progressive supranuclear

varices, 44–47

McCune-Albright syndrome,

palsy, 42

webs and rings, 35

729

progressive systemic

epidermolysis bullosa, 36

Müllerian duct anomalies,

sclerosis (scleroderma),

pemphigoid, 36

722–728

40–41

Plummer-Vinson syndrome,

agenesis/hypoplasia, 723,

Sjögren’s syndrome, 43

36

724

stroke, 41

Schatzki’s ring, 36

bicornuate uterus,

postoperative changes

Ethanol therapy, 376–377, 392

724–725

pharyngeal surgery, 50

Evacuation disorders, 257–261

didelphys, 724, 725, 726,

postesophagectomy, 50

anismus/incontinence,

727

radiation effects, 19–20

260–261

diethyl stilbestrol-related,

sarcoidosis, 20

enterocele, 257

727–728

scintigraphy, 4

puborectalis syndrome, 260

imaging, 722–723

trauma, 8–11

rectal prolapse/solitary rectal

septate uterus, 725, 727,

hematoma, 8–9

ulcer syndrome,

728

perforation, 9–11

258–260

unicornuate uterus, 723,

Boerhaave’s syndrome,

rectocele, 257–258

725

9–10

Extracorporeal shock-wave

sex differentiation

clinical, 9

lithotripsy, 523

abnormalities, 728–729

imaging, 10–11

Extramedullary hematopoiesis,

vagina and urethra, 729

Mallory-Weiss tear, 9

68, 354, 942

diverticula, 786–787

therapy, 11

Extraperitoneal soft tissues See

Fallopian tube, 786

tumors, 20–35

Peritoneum

urethra, 786–787

carcinoids, 35

Extratesticular fluid, 842

fistulas, 787


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Female reproductive tract (cont.)

endometriosis, 743–745

tumor seeding, 795

hysterosalpingography, 719,

Fallopian tube and broad

ultrasonography, 720–721

795

ligament, 765–766

vascular lesions, 789–792

immunosuppression, 792

ovary and adnexa, 745–765

arteriovenous

infection/inflammation,

benign tumors, 746

malformations, 790–791

732–734

carcinoid, 764

bleeding, 789

abscess, 732

corpus luteum cysts, 749

hemangioma, 790

actinomycosis, 733

endometrioid neoplasms,

ovarian varicocele/pelvic

endometriosis/cervicitis, 733

756

congestion syndrome,

pelvic inflammatory disease,

fibroma/thecoma, 746

789

732

follicular cysts, 748–749

ovarian vein

salpingitis isthmica nodosa,

granulosa cell tumor,

thrombophlebitis/thro

733

746–747

mbosis, 789–790

tuberculosis, 732–733

hemorrhagic cysts, 749

uterine artery aneurysms,

uterine synechiae, 733–734

leukemia/lymphoma, 763

791–792

infertility, 741

malignant germ cell

Femoral hernia, 919

magnetic resonance imaging,

tumor, 760–762

Fibroepithelial polyp, 601

721

mature cystic

Fibroids, 769–773

obstruction, 785–786

teratoma/dermoid cyst,

clinical, 769

cervix, 786

749–751

complications, 771

Fallopian tubes, 785–786

Meigs’ syndrome, 764–765

imaging, 770–771

urethra, 786

metastases, 762–763

lipoleiomyoma, 769–770

pneumatosis, 789

paraovarian and

therapy, 771–773

post-chemotherapy, 793

paratubal cysts, 749

Fibrolamellar hepatocellular

post-hormone therapy, 793

polycystic disease, 752

carcinoma, 380–381

postoperative changes, 793–794

primary ovarian

Fibroma See Inflammatory

postradiation therapy, 794–795

neuroendocrine

pseudotumor

pregnancy

tumors, 764

Fibroma/thecoma, 746

antepartum bleeding,

renin secreting tumor, 764

Fibromuscular dysplasia, 1028

738–739

Sertoli-Leydig cell tumor,

Fibrosis

ectopic, 735–737

747

esophagus, 20

gestational trophoblastic

small cell carcinoma,

liver, 333–334

disease, 739–741

763–764

Fibrovascular polyp, 20–21

heterotopic, 737

struma ovarii, 751–752

Filariasis, 597

normal, 734–735

theca-lutein cysts, 749

peritoneal, 885

ovarian hyperstimulation

primary epithelial

scrotum, 838–839

syndrome, 741

neoplasms, 752–759

Fistula

placenta, 738

urethra, 785

aortocaval, 1038

postpartum bleeding, 739

uterus, 766–784

aortoenteric, 1038

preeclampsia, 737–738

benign tumors, 768–774

arterioportal, 1039

uterine dehiscence, 737

endometrial

arterioureteral, 1039–1040

uterine rupture, 737

atrophy/hyperplasia,

arteriovenous, 1039

prolapse and pelvic floor

766–767

bladder, 708–709

abnormalities, 787–789

endometrial ossification,

cavoenteric, 1038

scintigraphy, 721–722

767

colon, 262–264

torsion, 730–731

malignant tumors,

genitourinary, 263

Fallopian tube, 731

774–784

perianal, 262–263

ovary, 730–731

vagina, 784–785

duodenum, 121–122

uterus, 731

carcinoma, 784

female reproductive tract,

trauma, 729–730

melanoma, 784

787

tumors, 741–785

metastasis/invasion, 784

peritoneal, 925

differential diagnosis,

paravaginal cysts, 784–785

small bowel, 134, 137, 143–144,

741–743

sarcoma, 784

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urachal, 688–689

melanoma, 479

multiple gallbladders, 425

urethra, 830

metastases, 479–480

multiseptate gallbladder,

Fitz-Hugh-Curtis syndrome, 312

papilla of Vater

425–426

Focal nodular hyperplasia,

carcinoma, 478

metachromic

348–351

sarcoma, 479

leukodystrophy,

Focal segmental

therapy, 480–482

434–435

glomerulosclerosis,

Mirizzi syndrome, 465–466

sphincter of Oddi region

658–659

neuroendocrine, 483–484

anomalies, 426–428

Follicular cysts, 748–749

nonneoplastic tumors,

examination complications

Foramen of Winslow hernia,

466–467

biopsy, 497

923

phytobezoar, 465

endoscopic retrograde

Forbes-Cori’s disease, 304

sphincter of Oddi

cholangiopancreatogra

Foreign bodies

stenosis/dysfunction,

phy, 495–497

esophagus, 11–12

464

percutaneous

peritoneum, 927

biliary drainage, 424–425

cholangiography, 497

small bowel obstruction,

biliary dyskinesia, 490–491

poststenting, 497

170–171

biliary stones, 484–490

fistula, 491

swallowed, 92

cholecystolithiasis, 485–487

gallbladder hydrops, 491

Fournier’s gangrene, 839

choledocholithiasis, 487–490

gallbladder torsion/volvulus,

Fulminant hepatic failure,

clinical, 484–485

491

323–324

stone composition, 485

gallbladder tumors, 455–461

Fundoplication, 98

cholangiography, 419–422

benign adenoma, 457

Fungal cystitis, 692

computed tomography,

computed tomography,

Fungal infection

419–420

455–456

kidney, 595

endoscopic retrograde

malignant

liver, 318–319

cholangiography, 419

adenocarcinoma, 457–460

 

intravenous, 419

lymphoma, 461

G

MRI, 420–422

melanoma, 461

Gallbladder and bile ducts,

operative, 422

metastases, 461

419–500

percutaneous transhepatic,

MRI, 456

bile duct tumors/obstruction,

422

nonneoplastic

461–484

T-tube, 422

adenomyoma/

benign neoplasms

cholangioscopy, 423

adenomyomatosis,

adenoma/papilloma/

congenital abnormalities,

456–457

papillomatosis, 467–468

425–435

cholesterol polyp/

adenomyoma, 468

anomalous bile ducts, 426

cholesterolosis, 456

benign strictures, 463–465

Caroli’s disease, 434

ectopic tissue, 457

clinical, 461

choledochal cyst, 432–434

hyperplastic/

cystic neoplasms, 482–483

cholestatic conditions

inflammatory polyp,

detection, 461–463

Alagille’s syndrome,

457

cholangiography, 463

429–430

ultrasonography, 456

computed tomography,

familial

immunosuppression, 493–494

462

hyperbilirubinemias,

infection/inflammation,

scintigraphy, 463

430–431

436–455

ultrasonography, 462–463

neonatal cholestasis,

acute cholecystitis, 436–447

extrinsic obstruction, 466

428–429

acute acalculous, 446–447

malignant neoplasms

progressive familial

emphysematous, 440

cholangiocellular

intrahepatic cholestasis,

empyema/abscess, 440

carcinoma, 469–478

431

eosinophilic, 440

hepatocellular carcinoma,

cystic fibrosis, 431–432

gangrenous, 439–440

478

gallbladder

perforated, 439

lymphoma/leukemia,

agenesis, 425

cholangitis, 448–455

478–479

ectopic gallbladder, 426

actinomycosis, 452


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Gallbladder and bile ducts (cont.)

lymphocytic, 62

Hemangioendothelioma, 397–398

ascariasis, 451

phlegmonous, 64–65

epithelioid, 397–398

autoimmune, 455

Gastrointestinal autonomic nerve

kaposiform, 397

clonarchiasis, 451

tumor, 86

Hemangioma

fascioliasis, 451–452

Gastrointestinal stromal tumors,

adrenals, 969

hepatolithiasis, 449–451

82–83

adult cavernous, 343–347

primary sclerosing,

Gastroparesis, 91

bladder, 695

452–455

Gastroplasty, 100–101

colon, 218–219

pyogenic, 449

Gastroschisis, 869

esophagus, 21

tuberculosis, 452

Gastrostomy, 102–103

female reproductive tract, 790

chronic cholecystitis,

Gaucher’s disease, 305, 934–935

infantile, 347–348

447–448

Genitourinary complications,

jejunum and ileum, 153

porcelain gallbladder,

Crohn’s disease, 144

kidney, 601

448

Genitourinary fistula, 263

peritoneum, 896

xanthogranulomatous,

Gestational trophoblastic disease,

testis, 852

447–448

739–741

Hemangiopericytoma

Dengue fever, 448

Giardiasis, 147

kidneys and ureters, 638

oral cholecystography, 423

Gilbert’s syndrome, 430

liver, 399

pericholecystic fluid

Globus pharyngis, 42

peritoneum, 911

collections, 493

Glomerulocystic disease, 583

stomach, 69

postoperative changes

Glomerulonephritis, 658

uterus, 773

biliary-enteric anastomoses,

Glomus tumor, 87

Hematocele, 843

494–495

Glucagonoma, 557–558

Hematoma

postcholecystectomy, 494

Glycogen storage disease,

adrenals, 969–972

sump syndrome, 494

303–304

aorta, 986

scintigraphy, 423–424

Gonadal disorders, women, 728

esophagus, 8–9

trauma, 435–436

Graft-versus-host disease,

jejunum and ileum, 136–137

ultrasonography, 422–423

177–178

liver, 310–311

vascular lesions, 491–493

Granular cell myoblastoma,

perinephric, 663

hemobilia, 491–492

34–35

peritoneum, 893–894

varices, 492–493

Granuloma, 339

spleen, 936–937

Gallstone ileus, 118–119, 170

Granulomatous cystitis, 693–694

Hemobilia, 491–492

colonic, 254

Granulomatous gastritis, 62

Hemochromatosis, 529

Gallstone pancreatitis, 516–517

Granulomatous hepatitis, 324

Hemolytic-uremic syndrome, 659

Ganglioneuroma, 914, 966–968

Granulosa cell tumor, 746–747

Hemoperitoneum, 892–893

Gangrenous cholecystitis,

Grawitz tumor, 606

Hemophilia, 585

439–440

Groove carcinoma, 536

Hemorrhage

Gastric banding, 101

Groove pancreatitis, 518

small bowel, 136–137

Gastric bypass, 100

Guillain-Barré syndrome, 42–43

Crohn’s disease, 144

Gastric dilation, 87–92

 

Hemorrhagic cystitis, 691–692

Gastric hernia, 92–93

H

Hemorrhagic cysts, 749

Gastric outlet obstruction, 88–92

Halo sign, 165

Hemorrhagic pancreatitis, 511

Gastrinoma, 117–118, 396–397,

Hamartoma

Hemospermia, 829–830

556–557

bile duct, 466–468

Henoch-Schönlein purpura, 886

Gastritis, 59–62

colon, 218

Hepar lobatum, 386

atrophic/autoimmune, 61

duodenum, 111–112

Hepatic artery aneurysm, 356

chemical, 61–62

kidney, 601

Hepatic vein thrombosis, 1027

classification, 60

spleen, 945

Hepatitis, 321–325

clinical, 59–60

Hantavirus, 598

autoimmune, 324

collagenous, 62

Hartmann’s pouch, 269

drug/toxin-related, 324

diagnosis, 60–61

Helicobacter pylori, 58–59,

fulminant hepatic failure/

emphysematous, 64–65

109–110

necrosis, 323–324

granulomatous, 62

HELLP syndrome, 337

granulomatous, 324