CT REPORT FOR OGUNNIPE RONKE FEMALE 40YRS

ABDOMINOPELVIC CT SCAN

Technique:

Pre- and post- contrast axial images of the abdomen were obtained with intravenous and oral contrast.

Findings:

There is a fistulous connection noted between a contrast filled small bowel in the right iliac fossa and the
skin through the anterior abdominal wall muscles and the subcutaneous layer.

The affected bowel loops demonstrate bowel wall thickening probably due to inflammation.

There is no abscess noted in the peritoneal cavity, anterior abdominal muscles or in the subcutaneous
layer.

The liver is normal in size, shape and attenuation value.

No focal or diffuse parenchymal lesion is seen.

Biliary radicals are not dilated.

The gall bladder and pancreas appear normal.

Both kidneys are normal in shape, size, outline and attenuation values. No calculus, hydronephrosis or
mass lesion is seen.

No calcific density is seen along the ureteric course and ureters are normal in calibre.

The visualized bowel loops appear normal.

There is no ascites or lymphadenopathy.

The uterus is normal.

There is no adnexal mass.

The visualized bones show no abnormality.

Conclusion: Entero-cutaneous fistula

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