US for ascitic tap
The Ascites page has been updated with additional information about the use of US when performing an ascitic tap.
Dunn RJ
The Ascites page has been updated with additional information about the use of US when performing an ascitic tap.
The Ascites page has been updated to indicate that lower quadrant sites are preferred to the infra-umbilical site for performing an ascitic tap.
The Ascites page has been updated with a major revision and re-organisation of the section on Ascitic tap.
The Ultrasound of the bowel page has been updated with some additional information about the US features of diverticulitis.
The Acute liver failure page has been updated with some additional information about the treatment of hepatorenal syndrome.
An image of an oesophageal balloon device has been added to the Upper GI haemorrhage page.
The Upper GI haemorrhage page has been updated with new segment on balloon tamponade of oesophageal varices.
2 CT images of caecal volvulus have been added to the Bowel obstruction page.
The Organisms causing infective gastroenteritis page has been updated with the new name of Clostridium difficile. Apparently it is not actually a Clostridium.
The Inflammatory bowel disease page has been updated, including additional information about investigation.
The Inflammatory bowel disease page has been updated with some additional information about faecal calprotectin.
The Mesenteric ischaemia page has been extensively revised and updated.
The Hepatic ultrasound page has been updated with some additional information about focal fatty sparing of the liver.
The Abdominal aortic aneurysm page has been updated with additional information about US in AAA.
The Biliary US technique page has been updated, including additional information about gall bladder abdnormalities.
A short segment on US of the pancreas has been added to the Biliary US technique page.
The Biliary US technique page has been updated with simplified instructions on US of the CBD.
The Inflammatory bowel disease page has had a few updates and moved to follow the section on infective gastroenteritis.
The Inflammatory bowel disease page has been updated with some additional information about faecal calprotectin.
The GIT examination page has been updated with a new segment on splenic lesions.