The Role of Magnetic Resonance in Evaluating Abdominopelvic Trauma - Part 1: Pancreatic and Hepatobiliary Injuries

Keyphrases

• Abdominopelvic 100%
• American Association for the Surgery of Trauma 20%
• Bile Leak 20%
• Biliary Injury 20%
• Body Imaging 20%
• Causes of Mortality 20%
• Clinical Scenarios 20%
• Computed Tomography 40%
• Endoscopic Surgery 20%
• Equivocal Cases 20%
• Guiding Potentials 20%
• Hepatobiliary Contrast 20%
• Hepatobiliary Injury 100%
• Imaging Modalities 20%
• Ionizing Radiation 20%
• Magnetic Resonance 100%
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging 20%
• Musculoskeletal Trauma 20%
• Pancreatic Duct Disruption 20%
• Pancreatic Injury 100%
• Pancreatic Trauma 20%
• Pediatric Patients 20%
• Percutaneous Treatment 20%
• Pregnant Women 20%
• Pseudocyst 20%
• Solid Organ Injury 20%
• Spinal Injury 20%
• Stable Patients 20%
• Trauma 100%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Anatomy 10%
• Bile 10%
• Biliary Injury 10%
• Computer Assisted Tomography 20%
• Contrast Medium 10%
• Injury 100%
• Ionizing Radiation 10%
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging 10%
• Musculoskeletal Injury 10%
• Nuclear Magnetic Resonance 100%
• Organ Injury 10%
• Pancreatic Duct 10%
• Pancreatic Injury 10%
• Pediatrics 10%
• Pseudocyst 10%
• Spine Injury 10%
• Stenting 10%