The abdominal radiograph: a pictorial review.
The plain abdominal radiograph is one of the most frequently requested X-ray examinations by junior surgical and accident and emergency staff. Interpretation is often difficult, but this review outlines normal appearances, suggests a strategy for evaluation, and covers the common pathological appearances seen in hospital practice.
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Weston General Hospital, Weston Super Mare BS23 4TQ.
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