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INDEX

peliosis, 348

colon, 245

modalities

radiation, 324–325

gastric, 84

Immunosuppression, 98

viral, 321–323

inferior vena cava, 994

adrenals, 972

Epstein-Barr virus, 323

kidney, 638

bladder, 712

hepatitis A, 321

liver, 384–385

colon, 267–268

hepatitis B, 321

Histiocytosis, 507

esophagitis, 48–50

hepatitis C, 321–322

Histoplasmosis, 19, 64

jejunum and ileum, 176–178

hepatitis D, 322

spleen, 941

kidney and ureters, 664–665

hepatitis E, 322

HIV/AIDS

peritoneum, 927–928

hepatitis G, 322

appendicitis, 287

spleen, 949

Hepatoblastoma, 383–384

esophagus, 48–49

stomach, 98

Hepatocellular carcinoma,

gallbladder and bile ducts,

Imperforate anus, 192

359–380

493–494

Impotence, 833

atriovenous shunting, 361

jejunum and ileum, 176–177

Incisional hernia, 922

biopsy, 370

kidney and ureters, 664–665

Incontinence, 710–712

clinical, 359–360

liver, 401–402

fecal, 260–261

detection, 361–370

male reproductive tract,

urinary

follow-up, 380

858

children, 712

pathology, 360–361

peritoneal, 927–928

men, 712

regression, 380

stomach in, 98

women, 710–712

with sarcomatous changes,

Hodgkin’s lymphoma, 49

Infant hypertrophic pyloric

381

Horseshoe kidney, 578

stenosis, 88–89

screening, 360

Human immunodeficiency virus

Infantile hemangioma, 347–348

staging, 370–372

See HIV/AIDS

Infection/inflammation

therapy, 372–380

Hydatid cyst, 314–318

adrenals, 955–956

Hepatoid carcinoma, 543, 761

Hydatid disease, 940

bladder, 691–694

Hepatolithiasis, 449–451

Hydatidiform mole, 739–740

Crohn’s disease, 694

Hereditary hemorrhagic

Hydrometrocolpos, 773–774

cystitis, 691–694

telangiectasia, 94,

Hydrosalpinx, 785

malacoplakia, 694

307–309

Hydrosonography, 501

colon, 195–217

Hereditary pancreatitis, 508

Hyperinsulinoma, 555–556

amyloidosis, 216

Hernia

Hypernephroma, 606

colitis cystica profunda,

Bochdalek, 918–919

Hyperoxaluria, 653

213

diaphragmatic, 918–991

Hyperplastic polyp, 67

collagenous/

femoral, 919

Hypersplenism, 941–942

microscopic/lymphocyt

gastric, 92–93

Hypospadias, 805–806

ic colitis, 212–213

incisional, 922

Hyposplenism, 942

detection of colitis, 195–196

inguinal, 919–920

Hypoxic liver perfusion, 392

diversion colitis, 213

internal, 922–925

Hysterectomy, 794

diverticulitis, 203–206

lumbar, 921–922

Hysterosalpingography, 719

drug-related colitis, 210–212

Morgagni, 918

complications, 795

epiploic appendagitis,

obturator, 920

216–217

sciatic foramen, 922

I

infective colitis, 206–209

spigelian, 920–921

Idiopathic granulomatous

inflammatory bowel disease,

ureteral, 646

appendicitis, 286

196–203

ventral, 919

Idiopathic portal hypertension,

ischemic colitis, 214–216

Hers disease, 304

401

malacoplakia, 213

Heterotaxy syndrome, 868–869

Ileal pouch, 179

neonatal necrotizing

Heterotopic pancreas, 68

Ileosigmoid knot, 168

enterocolitis, 213–214

Heterotopic pregnancy, 737

Ileostomy, complications,

radiation proctocolitis, 216

Hirschsprung’s disease, 193–194

178–179

typhlitis/neutropenic colitis,

in adults, 194

Ileum See Jejunum and ileum

209–210

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primary sclerosing,

hydatid cyst, 314–318

452–455

schistosomiasis, 319–320

pyogenic, 449

syphilis, 320

tuberculosis, 452

tuberculosis, 318

chronic cholecystitis,

visceral larva migrans, 319

447–448

pancreas, 511–529

porcelain gallbladder, 448

acute pancreatitis, 511–518

xanthogranulomatous,

amyloidosis, 529

447–448

chronic pancreatitis,

Dengue fever, 448

518–523

jejunum and ileum, 137–150

clonorchis infestation, 528

acute enteritis, 146–147

complications of

anisakiasis, 150

pancreatitis, 523–528

ascariasis, 148–149

Dengue hemorrhagic fever,

chronic idiopathic

528

enterocolitis, 146

focal pancreatitis, 518

Crohn’s disease, 137–146

iron overload, 529

cytomegalovirus, 150

leptospirosis, 528

giardiasis, 147

lipomatosis, 528–529

salmonella/shigella, 147

sarcoidosis, 529

strongyloidiasis, 147–148

peritoneum, 877–886

Whipple’s disease, 149–150

abscess, 877–880

Yersinia enterocolitis, 147

abdominal wall, 879

kidneys and ureters, 591–600

intraperitoneal, 877–879

abscess, 594–595

psoas muscle, 879–880

actinomycosis, 597

echinococcosis, 885

botryomycosis, 597

filariasis, 885

brucellosis, 597

parasitic infestation,

echinococcal cyst, 596–597

885–886

Erdheim-Chester disease,

peritonitis, 880–883

599

in cirrosis, 881

filariasis, 597

infectious, 880–881

fungal infection, 595

lupus, 881

leishmaniasis, 597

meconium, 881

malacoplakia, 599

sclerosing, 881–883

pyelonephritis

vernix caseosa-induced,

acute, 591–593

881

chronic, 598

tuberculosis, 883–885

emphysematous, 593–594

prostate, 813–814

pyonephrosis, 595

scrotum and spermatic cord,

schistosomiasis, 596

836–839

sinus lipomatosis, 599–600

brucellosis, 838

Sjögren’s syndrome, 599

epididymitis, 836–837

tuberculosis, 596

Fournier’s gangrene, 839

viral infection, 598

granuloma, 839

xanthogranulomatous

idiopathic granulomatous

pyelonephritis, 598–599

orchitis, 838–839

liver, 312–325

malacoplakia, 839

abscess, 312–314

orchitis, 837–838

actinomycosis, 320

tuberculosis, 838

botryomycosis, 320–321

spleen, 939–941

fungal, 318–319

abscess, 939–940

hepatitis, 321–325

brucellosis, 941

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candidiasis, 941

contrast studies, 125–126

cat-scratch disease, 941

barium sulfate, 125

Epstein-Barr virus, 941

water-soluble agents,

histoplasmosis, 941

125–126

hydatid disease, 940

dilatation, 162

tuberculosis, 940

diverticula, 173–174

stomach, 58–62

drug-related ulceration, 150

anisakiasis, 63–64

immunosuppression, 176–178

Crohn’s disease, 63

AIDS, 176–177

cytomegalovirus, 63

graft-versus-host disease,

eosinophilic gastroenteritis,

177–178

63

infection/inflammation,

gastritis, 59–62

137–150

Helicobacter infection,

acute enteritis, 146–147

58–59

anisakiasis, 150

histoplasmosis, 64

ascariasis, 148–149

malacoplakia, 63

chronic idiopathic

peptic ulcer disease, 62–63

enterocolitis, 146

syphilis, 64

Crohn’s disease, 137–146

tuberculosis, 64

cytomegalovirus, 150

Infectious mononucleosis, 323,

giardiasis, 147

941

salmonella/shigella, 147

Inferior mesenteric vein, 1023

strongyloidiasis, 147–148

Inferior vena cava, 991–995

Whipple’s disease, 149–150

aneurysm, 995

Yersinia enterocolitis, 147

congenital abnormalities, 979

ischemia, 150–151

filters, 994–995

lymphangiectasis, 152

obstruction, 991–993, 1027

magnetic resonance imaging,

trauma, 982

127

tumor, 993–994

malignant tumors, 155–159

Infertility, 741

adenocarcinoma, 155–156

Inflammatory bowel disease,

lymphoma, 156–157

196–203

sarcoma, 157–159

appendicitis, 286–287

mastocytosis, 152

Crohn’s disease See Crohn’s

neuroendocrine tumors,

disease

159–162

differential diagnosis

carcinoid, 161–162

clinical, 196–197

neurofibroma, 159–160

imaging, 197–198

schwannoma/

pathologic findings, 196

neurilemmoma, 159

surgery, 202–203

nonneoplastic tumors, 153–154

ileal pouch, 202–203

endometriosis, 154

ileorectal anastomosis, 202

hemangioma, 153

ileostomy, 202

heterotopic pancreas, 153

ulcerative colitis See Ulcerative

inflammatory polyp, 153

colitis

lymphangioma, 154

Inflammatory fibroid polyp, 67

lymphoid nodular

Inflammatory pseudotumor,

hyperplasia, 153

67–68, 518, 904

splenic rests, 153

liver, 384

obstruction, 162–171

Inguinal hernia, 919–920

adhesions, 166

Insulinoma, 555–556

barium studies, 164

Internal hernia, 922–925

cancer, 166–167

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Jejunum and ileum (cont.)

urinary obstruction,

closed loop obstruction/

640–646

volvulus, 167–168

diverticula, 649

computed tomography,

examination and surgical

164–166

complications

detection, 163–166

biopsy, 675

foreign body, 170–171

catheter and stent related,

gallstone ileus, 170

675–677

ileosigmoid knot, 168

contrast nephropathy,

intussusception, 169–170

677–678

magnetic resonance

nephrectomy, 677

imaging, 166

nephrostomy, 677

radiography, 163–164

ureteroscopy, 677

strangulation, 168–169

vascular complications, 677

therapy, 171

gas in parenchyma/collecting

ultrasonography, 166

system, 653

omphalomesenteric anomalies,

immunosuppression/AIDS,

134–136

664–665

cysts and fistulas, 134

infection/inflammation,

Meckel’s diverticulum,

591–600

134–136

abscess, 594–595

percutaneous jejunostomy,

actinomycosis, 597

128

botryomycosis, 597

perforation/fistula, 173

brucellosis, 597

pneumatosis intestinalis, 174

echinococcal cyst, 596–597

polyposis syndromes, 155

Erdheim-Chester disease,

postoperative changes, 178

599

protein-losing

filariasis, 597

gastroenteropathy, 150

fungal infection, 595

radiation damage, 151

leishmaniasis, 597

scintigraphy, 127

malacoplakia, 599

systemic sclerosis

pyelonephritis

(scleroderma), 172

acute, 591–593

trauma, 136–137

chronic, 598

bleeding/hematoma,

emphysematous, 593–594

136–137

pyonephrosis, 595

perforation, 137

schistosomiasis, 596

shock bowel, 136

sinus lipomatosis, 599–600

stricture, 137

Sjögren’s syndrome, 599

vascular lesions, 174–176

tuberculosis, 596

aneurysm, 175

viral infection, 598

angiodysplasia, 175

xanthogranulomatous

bleeding detection, 176

pyelonephritis, 598–599

Dieulafoy lesions, 175–176

intravascular hemolysis, 661

etiology, 174–176

kidney transplantation,

neoplasms, 175

665–674

telangiectasia, 175

failure, 674

varices, 175

posttransplant evaluation,

wall thickening, 137–162

666–674

Johanson-Blizzard syndrome, 509

pretransplant donor

Juvenile polyposis syndromes, 70,

evaluation, 665–666

224

transplantation, 666

Juxtaglomerular tumor, 638

lupus nephritis, 660

1065

590–591

histiocytoma, 638

trauma, 587–590

leiomyomatous

blunt trauma, 587–589

neoplasms, 637

penetrating injuries, 587

lymphangiomyoma, 637

therapy, 590

ossifying renal tumor of

vascular injury, 589–590

infancy, 637–638

tumors, 600–640

osteogenic sarcoma, 638

adenoma and

renal capsule neoplasms,

adenocarcinoma,

638–639

606–624

reninoma, 638

biopsy, 614

metastases, 639

chromophil adenoma and

multiple myeloma, 633

carcinoma, 622–623

neuroendocrine tumors, 640

chromophobe adenoma,

nonneoplastic, 600–605

623

arteriovenous

classification, 606

malformation, 601

clinical aspects, 606–608

cystic nonneoplastic

cystic carcinoma, 621–622

conditions, 602–605

detection, 609–614

ectopic splenic tissue, 600

duct of Bellini carcinoma,

fibroepithelial polyp, 601

623

hamartoma, 601

oncocytoma, 623–624

hemangioma, 601

pathology, 608–609

inflammatory

recurrence and follow-up,

pseudotumor, 601

620–621

lobar dysmorphism,

staging, 614–618

600–601

therapy, 618–620

papillary endothelial

AIDS-related, 665

hyperplasia, 601–602

dialysis-associated, 662

Rosai-Dorfman disease,

epithelial, 626–632

601

mesoblastic nephroma,

perinephric, 663

631–632

rhabdoid tumor, 639–640

metanephric

urothelial, 624–626

adenofibroma, 631

medullary carcinoma, 626

metanephric nephroma,

nephrogenic metaplasia/

630–631

adenoma, 625–626

metanephric stromal

papilloma, 624

tumor, 631

sarcomatoid carcinoma,

multilocular cystic

626

nephroma/cystic

squamous cell carcinoma,

partially differentiated

626

nephroblastoma,

transitional cell

629–630

carcinoma, 624–625

Wilms’ tumor, 627–629

ultrasonography, 572

indeterminate, 600

urography, 571

lymphoma/leukemia, 632

vascular disorders, 663–664

mesenchymal neoplasms,

ischemia, 664

633–639

nephrosclerosis, 664

angiomatous neoplasms,

Kikuchi-Fujimoto disease, 900

637

Killian-Jamieson diverticula, 44

angiomyolipoma, 633–637

Klatskin tumor, 473–476

clear cell sarcoma, 637

Klebsiella pneumoniae, 312