Herniation of duodenum into the right ventral hepatic
peritoneal cavity with groove formation at the ventral hepatic surface in a 2-week-old chicken.
Insufflator was attached to cannula and a thorough inspection of the
peritoneal cavity was made.
Their topics are physical principles and instrumentation; ultrasound artifacts; brain; head and neck; chest; breast; liver; gallbladder and biliary tract; spleen and
peritoneal cavity; gastrointestinal tract; urinary tract; adrenal glands, pancreas, and other retroperitoneal structures; female pelvis; male genital tract; musculoskeletal system and vascular imaging; spinal ultrasonography; and ultrasound-guided interventional procedures.
At autopsy, the pathologist concluded that the cause of death was "[c]omplications of hemoperitoneum (blood in the
peritoneal cavity) following a recent liver biopsy procedure in a patient with liver cirrhosis." He noted a capsular tear of 1.1 cm in length with varied depths of 0.3 to 1.2 cm in the anterior, right liver.
When the sac was dissected, a connection between the cystic mass and
peritoneal cavity through the femoral canal via a wide torsioned neck was observed (Figure 2).
Direct trans-serosal spread of tumors growing through the bowel and into the
peritoneal cavity is generally considered to be a major pathway for intra-peritoneal dissemination of disease.
A narrow connection between the
peritoneal cavity of the autosite and a rudimentary
peritoneal cavity of the parasite was found.
The gel was distributed on the entire intestine and in the
peritoneal cavity either via a bladder syringe or poured directly from the kidney dish.
Such infections produce peritonitis by transmural translocation of the bacteria into the
peritoneal cavity [5].
Disseminated peritoneal leiomyomatosis (DPL) is a benign rare entity characterized by the presence of innumerable smooth muscle nodules disseminated throughout the
peritoneal cavity. (1) Wilson and Peale first described DPL in 1952.