Prone “computed tomography hernia study” for the diagnosis of inguinal hernia
Abstract
To improve diagnostic accuracy in cases of a suspected inguinal hernia, we perform a “CT hernia study,” with the patient lying prone to allow decompression of the structures in the inguinal region. We reviewed the records of 914 patients with a suspected inguinal hernia who underwent prone non-contrast lower abdominal CT with two rolled-up towels, 20 cm in diameter, placed transversely beneath them, at the umbilicus and hips, respectively. The...
Paper Details
Title
Prone “computed tomography hernia study” for the diagnosis of inguinal hernia
Published Date
Jun 26, 2019
Journal
Volume
49
Issue
11
Pages
936 - 941
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