Titlebook: Dynamic Radiology of the Abdomen; Normal and Pathologi Morton A. Meyers Book 19822nd edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 1982

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Intraperitoneal Spread of Malignancies,ation and thereby indicate the primary site. They are based on the application of certain gross anatomic relationships, the dynamic factors of the flow of ascites, and conditions of hematogenous dissemination.

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The Duodenocolic Relationships: Normal and Pathologic Anatomy,rt its major effects on the other. Particularly if radiologic investigation is initiated by a study that manifests the striking secondary effects, the presentation of findings may then be very misleading until the nature of the relationship and the primary site are appreciated.

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The Extraperitoneal Spaces: Normal and Pathologic Anatomy,es. Clinically, it is commonly recognized that extraperitoneal effusions are difficult to diagnose. The area is not accessible to the bedside modalities of auscultation, palpation, or percussion. Symptoms and signs may be obscure, delayed, nonspecific, or misleading.

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The Small Bowel: Normal and Pathologic Anatomy,ll intestinal series, little attention is directed to this unique organization of the bowel. Indeed, the confluence or overlapping of small bowel loops often presents a misleading appearance. Their serpentine, undulating course ordinarily poses a diagnostic challenge in identifying the presence of a localized abnormality.

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