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Radiology, Vol 171, 430-430, Copyright © 1989 by Radiological Society of North America
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CJ Sivit, MH Peclet and GA Taylor
Department of Radiology, Childrens' Hospital National Medical Center, Washington, DC.
The authors report a case in which computed tomography (CT) demonstrated life-threatening peritoneal hemorrhage from severe trauma. CT scans through the upper abdomen showed focal collection of extravasated contrast material; scans through the lower abdomen revealed a large hemoperitoneum with highest attenuation values near the site of contrast material extravasation. Upon recognition of this sign, the trauma radiologist can speed the patient to appropriate emergency surgery.
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