Journal of computer assisted tomography · 2020
Multidetector Computed Tomography Findings of Adhesive Internal Hernias.
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Zhang Fengyan, Qiao Ying, Zhang Hui
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OBJECTIVE: To identify multidetector computed tomography (MDCT) findings of surgically confirmed adhesive internal hernias (IHs).
METHODS: Two gastrointestinal radiologists performed blinded, independent, and retrospective reviews of MDCT findings from a consecutive cohort of 35 adhesive IH and 41 adhesive small-bowel obstruction cases that had undergone surgery within 48 hours after MDCT. Univariate statistical analyses were performed to assess CT signs of adhesive IHs and CT findings of intestinal necrosis in patients presenting with adhesive IHs.
RESULTS: Dislocated cluster of the intestine (P = 0.005), 2 transitional zones (P = 0.002), and presence of fat in the center sign (P = 0.001) were key CT outcomes that were significantly associated with adhesive IHs. Additionally, intramural hemorrhage was found the MDCT feature indicative of intestinal necrosis (P = 0.028).
CONCLUSIONS: This study illustrates specific MDCT findings of IHs, and these observations may help guide early clinical management of the condition.
METHODS: Two gastrointestinal radiologists performed blinded, independent, and retrospective reviews of MDCT findings from a consecutive cohort of 35 adhesive IH and 41 adhesive small-bowel obstruction cases that had undergone surgery within 48 hours after MDCT. Univariate statistical analyses were performed to assess CT signs of adhesive IHs and CT findings of intestinal necrosis in patients presenting with adhesive IHs.
RESULTS: Dislocated cluster of the intestine (P = 0.005), 2 transitional zones (P = 0.002), and presence of fat in the center sign (P = 0.001) were key CT outcomes that were significantly associated with adhesive IHs. Additionally, intramural hemorrhage was found the MDCT feature indicative of intestinal necrosis (P = 0.028).
CONCLUSIONS: This study illustrates specific MDCT findings of IHs, and these observations may help guide early clinical management of the condition.