intraperitonealer fokaler lipomatöser Infarkt
Epiploic appendagitis • Epiploic appendagitis - Ganzer Fall bei Radiopaedia
Epiploic
appendagitis • Epiploic appendagitis - Ganzer Fall bei Radiopaedia
Epiploic appendagitis in computertomography coronal view.
Epiploic
appendagitis in computertomography coronal view.
Torsion und Infarzierung von einem Omentum-Anteil subhepatisch. Zusätzlich ausgeprägte Steatosis hepatis.
Torsion und
Infarzierung von einem Omentum-Anteil subhepatisch. Zusätzlich ausgeprägte Steatosis hepatis.
Intraperitoneal focal fat infarction • Torsion of the fatty appendage of the falciform ligament - Ganzer Fall bei Radiopaedia
Intraperitoneal
focal fat infarction • Torsion of the fatty appendage of the falciform ligament - Ganzer Fall bei Radiopaedia
Epiploic appendagitis • Epiploic appendagitis - Ganzer Fall bei Radiopaedia
Epiploic
appendagitis • Epiploic appendagitis - Ganzer Fall bei Radiopaedia
Epiploic appendagitis • Epiploic appendagitis - Ganzer Fall bei Radiopaedia
Epiploic
appendagitis • Epiploic appendagitis - Ganzer Fall bei Radiopaedia
Infarction of the lesser omentum. The lesion shows mass effect on lesser gastric curvature and is situated between the liver (L) and the stomach (S), an area that corresponds to the lesser omentum.
Infarction of
the lesser omentum. The lesion shows mass effect on lesser gastric curvature and is situated between the liver (L) and the stomach (S), an area that corresponds to the lesser omentum.
Infarction of the lesser omentum. The hyperattenuating lesion on a sagittal view (arrow). Also small amount of free fluid is seen in the Douglas pouch (*).
Infarction of
the lesser omentum. The hyperattenuating lesion on a sagittal view (arrow). Also small amount of free fluid is seen in the Douglas pouch (*).
Infarction of the lesser omentum. A fatty lesion (arrow) with hyperattenuating streaks is seen between the left hepatic lobe and the lesser gastric curvature.
Infarction of
the lesser omentum. A fatty lesion (arrow) with hyperattenuating streaks is seen between the left hepatic lobe and the lesser gastric curvature.
Infarction of the lesser omentum. High-resolution probe ultrasound evaluation shows attenuation on the posterior aspect of the lesion (*).
Infarction of
the lesser omentum. High-resolution probe ultrasound evaluation shows attenuation on the posterior aspect of the lesion (*).
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siehe auchIntraperitoneal focal fat infarction (IFFI) refers to a group of self-limiting abdominal diseases where the primary insult is acute inflammation of intraperitoneal fat. They commonly mimic the more common causes of acute abdomen such as acute diverticulitis and acute appendicitis. The group includes:
- epiploic appendagitis
- omental infarction: can be primary or secondary
- perigastric appendagitis (rare)
They share common risk factors, including obesity, recent abdominal surgery, and trauma.
Differential diagnosis
- acute appendicitis
- acute diverticulitis
- omental caking from peritoneal metastatic disease
- mesenteric panniculitis
- fat-containing tumors
Siehe auch:
Assoziationen und Differentialdiagnosen zu intraperitonealer fokaler lipomatöser Infarkt:
Infarkt des Omentum majus
Infarkt des
Omentum majus
