Colon

X-ray
- Not indicated (see "General examination of abdomen and pelvis")Replaced by colon CT, which gives a lower radiation dose and better diagnostics.

CT
- Screening for colonic polyps
- With familial polyposis
- Suspected malignant tumour
- Blood in faeces, with significant haemorrhaging, the patient should go directly for colonoscopy
- Stomach pains with suspect colonic pathology
- Change of frequency of bowel movementNB: with suspected inflammatory bowel disease or familial polyposis the patient should be referred for colonoscopy.

MRI
- No indication
A concept developed by radiologists
Tor Ole Kjellevand and Knut Korsbrekke.
RadGuide
Overview
Head
Neck
Chest
Abdomen and pelvis
Spine
Circulatory system
Muscle and skeletal system
Abdomen and pelvis
General examiniation
Liver
Biliary ducts
Pancreas
Spleen
Kidneys/urinary tracts
Adrenal
Aorta
Oesophagus
Ventricle/duodenum
Small intestine
Colon
Prostate
Internal genitalia
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