Differentiation of Femoral Versus Inguinal Hernia: CT Findings | Inguinal hernia: CT

The hernias were detected on CT in 100% (4/4) of the nonincarcerated femoral hernias and 45.1% (87/193) of the nonincarcerated inguinal hernias. The average ...LOGINHelpContactHomeAmericanJournalofRoentgenologyPublishedbyAdvancedSearchHome>AmericanJournalofRoentgenology>Volume189,Issue2>DifferentiationofFemoralVersusInguinalHernia:CTFindingsAugust2007,VOLUME189NUMBER2Current | AvailableArticlescitingthisarticle:GoogleScholarSearchforotherarticles:BykeywordherniaCTabdominalimaginginguinalherniafemoralherniaByauthorShigeruSuzukiJunMurataKotaOkinagaTsutomuSakamotoAkiraFurukawaShigeruFuruiYasuoOhnakaSearchinAJRGoogleScholarAugust2007,Volume189,Number2«PreviousArticle|NextArticle»AbdominalImagingOriginalResearchDifferentiationofFemoralVersusInguinalHernia:CTFindingsShigeruSuzuki1,ShigeruFurui1,KotaOkinaga2,TsutomuSakamoto3,JunMurata4,AkiraFurukawa5andYasuoOhnaka6AudioAvailable|Share+Affiliations:1DepartmentofRadiology,TeikyoUniversitySchoolofMedicine,2-11-1Kaga,Itabashi-ku,Tokyo173-8605,Japan.2DepartmentofSurgery,TeikyoUniversitySchoolofMedicine,Tokyo,Japan.3DepartmentofRadiology,KohgaPublicHospital,Shiga,Japan.4DepartmentofSurgery,AsakadaiCentralGeneralHospital,Saitama,Japan.5DepartmentofRadiology,ShigaUniversityofMedicalScience,Shiga,Japan.6DepartmentofRadiology,Osaka-fuSaiseikaiNoeHospital,Osaka,Japan.Citation:AmericanJournalofRoentgenology.2007;189:W78-W83.10.2214/AJR.07.2085AbstractFullTextFiguresReferencesPDFPDFPlusAddtoFavoritesPermissionsDownloadCitationABSTRACTChooseTopofpageABSTRACT<

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