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Radiology, Vol 151, 45-46, Copyright © 1984 by Radiological Society of North America

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The "inverted V" sign of pneumoperitoneum

JF Bray

On the supine radiograph, an inverted "V" may be seen over the pelvis in a patient with pneumoperitoneum. While in infants this is produced by the umbilical arteries, in adults it appears to be created by the inferior epigastric vessels.


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