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| Gastric
reduction surgery: A vanguard prosthesis is in place which can
be tightened to surround the fundus of the stomach. This patient
presented with symptoms of obstruction and one can see pills in
the fundus of the stomach. The band may have been a little too tight.
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| DIEP
Planning: 3-D rendering defining the inferior epigastric vessels
in a patient where we do pre-operative planning for breast reconstructive
surgery. The key of the study is to find the inferior epigastric
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| Inferior
epigastric arteries:
3D Reconstruction for DIEP Block Surgery nicely showing the inferior
epigastric arteries on the 3D map. This study is used for preoperative
planning. Using CT to localize these vessels will save roughly 90
minutes out of a six-hour operation. The information is supplied
by Dr. Rosson of Plastic Surgery at Hopkins.
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| SMA
Syndrome: Vascular mapping demonstrates information in a range
of perspectives from sagital to coronal to 3D volume rendering.
This study does show the dilated stomach and small bowel with a
rapid transition at the level of the SMA. |
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| Achalsia:
3-D mapping and multiplanar views demonstrated multiple dilated
esophagus and large amount of food within it down to the level of
the EG junction consistent with the diagnosis of achalsia. |
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| Gastric
Varices |
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In
this case we use VRT and MIP to define the extent of the gastric
varices in real time |
| 3D
volume rendering with variation in the lighting model: Volume
visualization model allows careful definition of detail of gastric
folds. This was a normal patient. |
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Cirrhosis
and gastric varices: Extensive varices seen with enhancing gastric
wall c/w gastritis. MIP and VRT are used in this case. |
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Elliot K. Fishman,MD.
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