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US
operator dependent and limited by bowel gas and fat
MRI
degraded by motion artifact that is inherent to the bowerl
CT
one picture in time.
Barium and small bowel
pumped in via tube beyond the pylorus.

it distends the small bowel loops for better detail.
Presentation of gallstone ileus
dilate small bowel loops to RLQ intraluminal stone with intracholecystic hematoma and ecidence of fistula in region of common bile duct.
Biliary-enteric fistula (bila leakage)
with gallstone ileus

85% stone passes directly into duodenum without obstruction

15% develop bowel obstruction. Stone is lodged in...(decreasing order)...terminal ileum, proximal ileum, distal jejunum, colon, duodenum, stomach.

Last two - Bouveret's syndrome
Bouveret's syndrome
Gallstone in duodenum or stomach with obstruction.
Angiography and embolization
minimally invasive
for percutaneous arterial access

localize and ID the bleeding branch.

superselect to minimize vasc injury to bowel and optimize embolization results.
US to liver (previously it was for GI tract)
no ionizing radiation and least expensive
CT for liver (previously it was for GI tract)
radiation and higher soft tissue resolution
MRCP
for gallbladder and biliary tree

non-invasive diagnostic alternative to ERCP (Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography)


Magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography
ERCP
for gallbladder and biliary tree

invasive ductal imaging and has therapeutic options with it.
Pt with RUQ pain, fever, leukocytosis and Murphy's sign (no deep insp when hand on gallbladder because it causes pain once fingers tough gallbladder)
suspect gallstones
Transhepatic cholangiogram
invasive.

good when ERCP is not an option due to s/p bypass.

therapeutic

internal/external biliary drainage catheter placed.