Caption: Sagittal Abdominal Aorta
Description: Note echogenic interface within aorta and parallel to the aortic walls.
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Caption: Transverse Abdominal Aorta
Description: A thin echogenic layer is seen within the aorta, suggesting a membrane.
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Caption: Color Doppler of Abdominal Aorta
Description: Color Doppler of the abdominal aorta demonstrates normal-appearing blood flow anterior to the echogenic membrane and minimal flow posterior to it.
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Caption: Origin of Right Iliac Artery
Description: The echogenic membrane extends into the right iliac artery.
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Caption: Sagittal Left Iliac Artery
Description: This sagittal view of the left iliac artery also shows the membrane extending from the abdominal aorta into the iliac artery.
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Vascular >> Aortoiliac
Aortic aneurysm with intraluminal thrombusA 60 year old man presented with vague pain in the abdomen of four months duration. A bruit was heard over the aorta, in the infraumbilical region. All peripheral pulses were well felt.
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Spontaneous aortic dissectionA 67year-old woman presented with excruciating, non-radiating pain in the peri-umbilical region. She also complained of back pain which started at about the same time as the abdominal pain. An ...
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Mural thrombus in the aortaA 95 year old male presented with right calf pain and shortness of breath. He was diagnosed with pulmonary embolism and acute right deep vein thrombosis. His past medical history is significant ...
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Syphilitic aortitisA 47 year old asymptomatic Caucasian male presents with complaints of a slow growing pulsatile mass at the right upper chest
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Ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysmA 62-year-old man presented with spontaneous pneumothorax, lumbar pain and pain in the lower limbs. Biochemical investigations revealed a low hemoglobin and hematocrit. Plain abdominal ...
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Abdominal Aorta Aneurysm61 year old asymptomatic male patient. Smoker of 2 packages of cigarettes/day for many years. A screening abdominal sonogram was performed.
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Dissection of the aorta and the left iliac artery62 year old male patient who was examined by a cardiologist a few days earlier because of sudden severe chest pain. The cardiologist could not find an abnormality. The pain is now mainly located ...
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