Titlebook: Ultrasound of the Gastrointestinal Tract; Giovanni Maconi,Gabriele Bianchi Porro Book 2014Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Intestinal Tuberculosis,c lymphadenopathy. When tuberculous peritonitis coexists, sonography shows ascites, omental cake, and thickened mesentery with an adherent small bowel loop. Ultrasonography may be used as a primary investigative tool in patients with suspected or recurrent tuberculosis.

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Bowel Ultrasound: Investigation Technique and Normal Findings,atus of mesenteric fat. Acknowledgment of these ultrasonographic findings makes it now possible to suspect or detect various gastrointestinal diseases, and improve and speed up diagnostic process of several conditions.

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Intestinal Obstruction,as a sonic window. Judicious use of sonography in evaluating patients with bowel obstruction may be helpful in confirmation of the presence of obstruction, in determination of the level of obstruction, and in identification of the cause of obstruction.

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Ischemic Colitis,lic diseases), absence or reduced mural flow with color Doppler (in 20–50?% of patients with final diagnosis of ischemic colitis). Sonography can also detect hyperechogenicity of the pericolic fatty tissue and may be useful to delimitate the disease extension along the colic wall and its localization.

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Infectious Enteritis,since sonography is a rapid, non-invasive and simple diagnostic tool, it may be used in specific clinical contexts, to discriminate between self-limiting infectious conditions and inflammatory bowel diseases or appendicitis, and to appropriately plan the treatment and follow-up of the patients.

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Neutropenic Enterocolitis and Graft Versus Host Disease,ssment applying colour Doppler imaging (CDI) for diagnosis of patients with intestinal GvHD. Typical sonographic findings have been identified. Thus, high resolution ultrasonography and CDI can be used to differentiate between sGvHD and major differential diagnosis.?

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Ulcerative Colitis,ickness of colonic walls depends on disease activity, being greater in active disease, and normal in the quiescent phases. Recent data also show that bowel US may evaluate the response to medical treatment in active UC and predict future relapses of the disease after therapy.

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Epiploic Appendagitis,maximum abdominal tenderness, often surrounded by a hypoechoic rim. Sonologists should be aware of this self-limiting and benign disease, which mimics other abdominal acute conditions, such as diverticulitis, cholecystitis and appendicitis, so that unnecessary intervention can be avoided.

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