Computed Tomography of the Gastrointestinal Tract

Principles and techniques; upper abdominal peritoneal spaces and ligaments; computed tomography of the stomach; evaluation of Crohn's Disease; computed tomography and other inflammatory bowel diseases; evaluation of diverticulitis and its complications; computed tomography of acute gastrointestinal abnormalities; computed tomography of colorectal cancer; computed tomography of small intestine neoplasms; peritoneal metastasis; computed tomography and MRI correlation of the gastrointestinal tract. Case studies: right lower quadrant inflammatory disease; one day history of epigastric pain; intussusception of the small bowel; submucosal nodules on a barium enema; acute abdominal pain in a patient with AIDS.