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Suspected acquired megacolon

2025-07-19 10:19:05
Ultrasound shows gaseous distention in the rectum and colonic loops. Can radiologist clearly differentiate between faeces and gaseous thing?
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That’s findings are common …… megacolon is different entity…… Radiologist is the best person to differentiate between faeces & gas…..

Answered2025-07-19 16:35:51

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