ASGE Annual GI Advanced Practice Provider Course (On-Demand) - Onboarding (Day One) | March 2024-Radiology Case Study 4 Colonic Pseudo Obstruction

Radiology Case Study 4 Colonic Pseudo Obstruction

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Video Summary

In this video transcript, Dr. Vicari and his colleague discuss a case of colonic pseudoobstruction in a 68-year-old man post-hip surgery. They explain the patient's risk factors, symptoms, diagnostic procedures, and management options. The importance of clinical context in interpreting imaging studies is emphasized. Normal and abnormal colon images from plain films and CT scans are reviewed to demonstrate findings consistent with colonic ileus. The importance of developing an interest in imaging, finding mentors, and practicing to improve proficiency in interpreting imaging studies is highlighted. Understanding normal anatomy and clinical context can enhance the ability to provide high-quality patient care. Collaboration between physicians and advanced practice providers is encouraged for comprehensive patient management.

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Janelle DeFilippis, APN-BC and Joseph Vicari, MD, MBA, FASGE

Keywords

colonic pseudoobstruction

hip surgery

imaging studies

patient care

comprehensive management