Match each classic radiographic finding with its most likely surgical gastrointestinal diagnosis.
- Pneumoperitoneum (free air under the diaphragm) on upright chest x-rayPerforated viscus
- Dilated bowel loops with multiple air-fluid levels on upright abdominal x-raySmall bowel obstruction
- "Apple-core" lesion on barium contrast enemaColorectal carcinoma
- "Coffee bean" sign on plain abdominal radiographSigmoid volvulus
Cevap
Pneumoperitoneum matches with perforated viscus; air-fluid levels match with small bowel obstruction; apple-core lesion matches with colorectal carcinoma; and coffee bean sign matches with sigmoid volvulus.
Each radiographic finding is a pathognomonic presentation of a specific surgical pathology. Recognizing these straightforward classic signs is a foundational skill for diagnosing common acute abdominal emergencies.
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