Radiologic Dx of GI Tract Dong Ho LEE

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Radiologic Dx of GI Tract Dong Ho LEE, M. D. Department of Diagnostic Radiology

Radiologic Dx of GI Tract Dong Ho LEE, M. D. Department of Diagnostic Radiology Kyung Hee University Medical Center

 • • • Simple abdomen Barium study US CT MRI

• • • Simple abdomen Barium study US CT MRI

Simple abdomen view SB obstruction Pneumoperitoneum

Simple abdomen view SB obstruction Pneumoperitoneum

Esophageal cancer • Squamous cell carcinoma • Type Polypoid Ulcerating Infiltrating

Esophageal cancer • Squamous cell carcinoma • Type Polypoid Ulcerating Infiltrating

Esophageal cancer • Staging CT EUS

Esophageal cancer • Staging CT EUS

Esophageal leiomyoma • Most common benign tumor • Location – Distal third – Middle

Esophageal leiomyoma • Most common benign tumor • Location – Distal third – Middle third – Proximal third 60% 30% 10% • Sharply outlined, discrete intraluminal mass • Right or obtuse angle with esophageal wall

Esophageal leiomyoma

Esophageal leiomyoma

Reflux esophagitis • Decreased lower esophageal sphincter pressure • Gastroesophageal reflux • Radiologic findings

Reflux esophagitis • Decreased lower esophageal sphincter pressure • Gastroesophageal reflux • Radiologic findings – Abnormal motility – Mucosal nodularity – Ulceration – Thickened fold Ulcer Fold thickening

Barrett esophagus • Long-standing GE reflux and reflux esophagitis • Progressive columnar metaplasia of

Barrett esophagus • Long-standing GE reflux and reflux esophagitis • Progressive columnar metaplasia of distal esophagus • Radiologic findings – Midesophageal stricture – High ulcer – Sliding hiatal hernia – GE reflux

Barrett esophagus Midesophageal stricture High ulcer

Barrett esophagus Midesophageal stricture High ulcer

Benign gastric ulcer Ulcer crater

Benign gastric ulcer Ulcer crater

Benign gastric ulcer • Converging mucosal fold toward ulcer • Profile view – Hampton’s

Benign gastric ulcer • Converging mucosal fold toward ulcer • Profile view – Hampton’s line – Ulcer collar – Ulcer mound Hampton’s line Ulcer collar or mound

EGC

EGC

EGC IIa EGC IIc

EGC IIa EGC IIc

AGC

AGC

AGC B 1 B 2

AGC B 1 B 2

AGC B 3 B 4

AGC B 3 B 4

CT of AGC

CT of AGC

DDx of benign & malignant ulcer Benign Malignant Ulcer edge regular, round irregular Depth

DDx of benign & malignant ulcer Benign Malignant Ulcer edge regular, round irregular Depth deep, penetrating shallow Site lesser curvature anywhere Radiating fold spokelike obliterated Profile view Hampton’s line ulcer collar ulcer mound Carman’s meniscus

Gastric submucosal tumor • Benign GIST • Malignant GIST • Lymphoma

Gastric submucosal tumor • Benign GIST • Malignant GIST • Lymphoma

GIST Benign Malignant

GIST Benign Malignant

Gastric lymphoma

Gastric lymphoma

Duodenal ulcer • Benign • Posterior wall of duodenal bulb

Duodenal ulcer • Benign • Posterior wall of duodenal bulb

Intestinal tuberculosis • Inflammatory disease of terminal ileum and colon by Mycobacterium tuberculosis •

Intestinal tuberculosis • Inflammatory disease of terminal ileum and colon by Mycobacterium tuberculosis • Radiologic findings – Fold thickening – Transverse ulcer – Inflammatory spasm – Accelerated transit time – Cecal retraction – Shortening of A-colon – Stricture

Intestinal tuberculosis Cecal retraction Transverse ulcer A-colon shortening Symmetric involvement

Intestinal tuberculosis Cecal retraction Transverse ulcer A-colon shortening Symmetric involvement

Crohn’s disease • Crohn(1932) • Inflammatory disease of terminal ileum with insidious onset, weakness,

Crohn’s disease • Crohn(1932) • Inflammatory disease of terminal ileum with insidious onset, weakness, fever and non-bloody diarrhea, distinguished from intestinal tuberculosis

Crohn’s disease Aphthous ulcer Sacculation Longitudinal ulcer Inflammatory pseudopolyp

Crohn’s disease Aphthous ulcer Sacculation Longitudinal ulcer Inflammatory pseudopolyp

Crohn’s disease Deep ulcer Fissure Cobblestone appearance

Crohn’s disease Deep ulcer Fissure Cobblestone appearance

Crohn’s disease Fistula Skip lesion Multiple involvement Abscess

Crohn’s disease Fistula Skip lesion Multiple involvement Abscess

Important findings of Crohn’s disease • • Aphthous ulcer Segmental involvement Skip lesion Deep,

Important findings of Crohn’s disease • • Aphthous ulcer Segmental involvement Skip lesion Deep, longitudinal ulcer Asymmetric involvement Cobblestone Fissure, fistula, abscess

CT enterography of Crohn’s disease

CT enterography of Crohn’s disease

Crohn’s disease

Crohn’s disease

Ulcerative colitis • Wilks(1859) • Inflammation of colon affected by discharge of mucus and

Ulcerative colitis • Wilks(1859) • Inflammation of colon affected by discharge of mucus and blood • After death, whole internal surface presented vascular, soft, red surface with mucus

Ulcerative colitis • Radiologic findings – Mucosal granule – Crypt abscess – Collar button

Ulcerative colitis • Radiologic findings – Mucosal granule – Crypt abscess – Collar button ulcer – Loss of haustration – Inflammatory pseudopolyp – Continuous involvement

Ulcerative colitis Crypt abscess Collar button ulcer Haustration loss

Ulcerative colitis Crypt abscess Collar button ulcer Haustration loss

Ischemic colitis • Occlusion of mesenteric vessel • Thumb-printing appearance by submucosal hematoma Thumb-printing

Ischemic colitis • Occlusion of mesenteric vessel • Thumb-printing appearance by submucosal hematoma Thumb-printing

Acute appendicitis • Radiologic findings – – – Localized paralytic ileus in RLQ Cecal

Acute appendicitis • Radiologic findings – – – Localized paralytic ileus in RLQ Cecal spasm or fluid level Blurring of Rt. properitoneal fat line Indistinctness of Rt. psoas shadow Scoliosis and concavity to Rt. side Appendicolith

Acute appendicitis • US and CT findings – Distended appendix • 6 mm in

Acute appendicitis • US and CT findings – Distended appendix • 6 mm in diameter – Mural thickening • 3 mm

Acute appendicitis Color Doppler US CT

Acute appendicitis Color Doppler US CT

Colonic diverticulosis • Herniation of mucosa (submucosa) through muscle layer • False diverticulum •

Colonic diverticulosis • Herniation of mucosa (submucosa) through muscle layer • False diverticulum • Barium-retained outpouching

Colonic diverticulitis • • Associated inflammation with diverticuli Inflammatory spasm Wall Thickening Cx :

Colonic diverticulitis • • Associated inflammation with diverticuli Inflammatory spasm Wall Thickening Cx : perforation, abscess, stricture

Colonic polyp • Adenoma • Located at rectum & S-colon • Sessile or pedunculated

Colonic polyp • Adenoma • Located at rectum & S-colon • Sessile or pedunculated

Malignant polyp • • • Size over 1 -1. 5 cm Irregular surface Base

Malignant polyp • • • Size over 1 -1. 5 cm Irregular surface Base indentation Short, thick pedicle Rapid growth

Colon cancer Infiltration Mass Apple core appearance

Colon cancer Infiltration Mass Apple core appearance

CT of colon cancer

CT of colon cancer

Colon cancer • Staging

Colon cancer • Staging

Rectal cancer CT MR sagittal MR T 2 WI MR CE MR coronal

Rectal cancer CT MR sagittal MR T 2 WI MR CE MR coronal

Rectal cancer • Staging MR T 2 WI MR CE MR DWI

Rectal cancer • Staging MR T 2 WI MR CE MR DWI