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Vascular abdominal emergencies
Abdominal ischaemia, vascular trauma, and gastrointestinal bleeding are assessed through a practical emergency imaging approach.
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Description
Arterial and venous ischaemic conditions and vascular obstruction are approached through diagnostic tools and key imaging findings. Blunt and penetrating abdominal vascular injury, active gastrointestinal haemorrhage, and strategies for investigating obscure bleeding extend the emergency review.
Learning Objectives
- Select appropriate imaging techniques for suspected abdominal vascular emergencies.
- Recognise vascular occlusion, ischaemia, and traumatic arterial or venous injury.
- Detect and localise acute and obscure gastrointestinal bleeding.
Topics Covered
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00:00 - Introduction: Overview of Vascular Emergencies
01:54 - The Tools for Diagnosing Vascular Emergencies
06:00 - Understanding Ischemic Conditions
12:10 - Types and Causes of Ischemic Vascular Conditions
20:04 - Diagnosing Vascular Ischemia and Obstruction
30:16 - Addressing Abdominal Injuries in Vascular Emergencies
38:48 - Penetrating Injuries and Vascular Trauma
40:52 - Understanding GI Tract Bleeding
44:55 - Imaging Techniques and Diagnostic Methods for Bleeding
50:40 - Addressing Obscure GI Bleeding
53:05 - Conclusion: The Importance of Timely Diagnosis and Treatment
Lecturers
András PalkóM.D. Ph.D.
Szeged, Hungary
Consultant radiologist at TMC and professor of Radiology at University of Szeged, Hungary
Professor András Palkó, M.D, Ph. D. has extensive clinical as well as academic experience. Dr. Palkó has been working with abdominal CT and MRI for 25 years. He is the author of 90 peer reviewed papers and over 40 books and book chapters, invited speaker of international scientific and educational conferences, co-founder and faculty member of the European School of Radiology and examiner for the European Diploma in Radiology
