Case of the Month April 2020- Ultrasound findings in COVID-19 pneumonia
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Clinical Description:
Review the anatomy of the longitudinal and transverse images of the proximal abdominal aorta
Match the following structures with their labels
Please sort the answers in right order A first through to D last with the “Move” Button which will show when you hover over the answers.
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Vertebra
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IVC
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Aorta
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Liver
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Clinical Description:
Review the anatomy of the longitudinal and transverse images of the proximal abdominal aorta
Match the following structures with their labels
Please sort the answers in the right order, A first through to E last, with the “Move” Button which will show when you hover over the answers.
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Liver
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Aorta
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Coeliac axis
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SMA
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Vertebra
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The aorta is located to the left of the IVC. It has 2 anterior branches, the coeliac axis and the SMA, which arise from the anterior aspect of the aorta inferior to the liver at the level of T12 (so the coeliac axis may not be seen in the unfasted patient). The IVC is thinner walled. It has 1 structure draining anteriorly, the middle hepatic vein, which enters in the liver parenchyma just inferior to the junction with the right atrium.
The IVC is found to the right of the aorta (except in very rare congenital anomalies), but note that both pulsate.
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The aorta is located to the left of the IVC. It has 2 anterior branches, the coeliac axis and the SMA, which arise from the anterior aspect of the aorta inferior to the liver at the level of T12 (so the coeliac axis may not be seen in the unfasted patient). The IVC is thinner walled. It has 1 structure draining anteriorly, the middle hepatic vein, which enters in the liver parenchyma just inferior to the junction with the right atrium.
The IVC is found to the right of the aorta (except in very rare congenital anomalies), but note that both pulsate.
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