45 yr old male presented with c/o diffuse abdominal pain, vomiting bilious, obstipation for 3 days duration. P/A soft, BS heard P/R fecal staining present Blood investigations normal Xray findings and diagnosis??
Gastric volvulus, advised emergency laprotomy.
Eventration Lt dome of Diaphragm. may b due to phrenic n palsy
Differentials - Gastric volvulus / diaphragmatic hernia
X ray shows eventration of left hemidiaphragm. With Per abdomen findings, pt is in obstruction, most likely gastric volvulus. Needs a ct abdomen With thorax Before surgery.
The fundus of stomach seen in lt.hemithorax with doubtful free gas under lt.dome of diaphragm.Strong suspicion of acute gastric volvulus.Advised urgent CT Abd.and then treat accordingly.
appears to be case of left diaphragmatic herniation with stomach (fundus ) as content.....may have pre- gangrenous changes but the vitals have not been mentioned..... my advice is CECT chest + abdomen followed by urgent laparotomy
chronic lung Abscess with encysted Pleural Effusion with fibrotic band in the Abscess surrounding parenchymal fibrotic band
xray gas under dome of diaphragm ? peptic perforation
Diaphragmatic herniation with colonic volvulus and gastric volvulus
i like to do ultrasound of this pt , xray is not suggestive of aanythng n hv to see clinically also.....
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