Cross-sectional Anatomy: Abdomen and Pelvis — Flashcards

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A _____ bladder is one whose normal round or ovoid shape has been extrinsically compressed into a narrow, vertical orientation (e.g., by pelvic lipomatosis).

_____ sign is the anterior interposition of the colon to the liver reaching the under-surface of the right hemidiaphragm

The key area seen in _____ view is the antrum and upper part of the attic.

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Radiological features of scurvy: _____: Lucent metaphyseal band underlying frankel line. Also called Scorbutic zone

Salt and pepper appearance of the skull is a radiological feature of _____

Radiographic view of sinuses include: 1. _____ view: Maxillary sinuses2. Caldwell's view: Frontal sinuses3. Submentovertical view: Sphenoid, ethmoid and posterior sinus, seen best in that order.4. Right and left oblique views 5. Lateral view

What vertebral level is this CT image taken at? _____

The given X-Ray shows a _____ patella

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The _____ view in an X-ray scan helps in the visualization of the optic foramina.

Cross-sectional Anatomy: Abdomen and Pelvis Flashcards for NEET-PG

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