General examination of the abdomen and pelvis

X-ray
- Suspicion of ileus
- Investigation of constipation
- Suspected X-ray dense foreign bodies

Ultrasound
- Diffuse abdominal pain without known basic condition and little suspicion of serious disease.
- Superficial tumours. Distinguishing between cyst and solid tumour

CT (with peroral and i.v. contrast)
- Diffuse abdominal pain particularly with known serious basic condition or strong suspicion of serious disease.
- Extent of malignity
- Investigation of enlarged lymphatic nodes in the abdomen
- Trauma, suspected haemorrhage, rupture.
- Suspected hernia, spigelian hernia
- With soft tissue tumours in the abdominal wallNB: With colon symptoms, CT colonography should be performed

MRI
- With uncertain CT findings if further clarification is needed, for example when investigating tumours.
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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