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    CT Abdomen - Read Like A Radiologist

    Practicing viewing, describing, and interpreting abdominal CT scans the way a radiologist does. A hands-on preparation for your teaching session.

    CT Abdomen - Read Like A Radiologist
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    Answers - Systematic approach & Normal anatomy

     

    Use the labelled CT scans in Figures 8–10 to check which organs/structures you were able to identify.

    Question 4.
    Which organ or anatomical structure did you find most difficult to assess? Why?

    normal anatomy CT abdomen
    Figure 8. CT abdomen (axial), portal venous phase.
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    Figure 8. CT abdomen (axial), portal venous phase.
    Figure 9. CT abdomen (axial), portal venous phase.
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    Figure 9. CT abdomen (axial), portal venous phase.
    normal anatomy CT abdomen coronale view
    Figure 10. CT abdomen (coronal), portal venous phase.
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    Figure 10. CT abdomen (coronal), portal venous phase.

    Pathology recognition: see next page.

    Literature: sources and author

    Text & Illustrations

    drs. A. van der Plas (MSK radiologist Maastricht UMC+)

    05/10/2026