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Pneumoperitoneum: subdiaphragmatic free air

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Pneumoperitoneum: subdiaphragmatic free air

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Extraluminal gas beneath the diaphragm; assess for perforation according to context.

Pneumoperitoneum: subdiaphragmatic free air

Pneumoperitoneum: subdiaphragmatic free air

Pneumoperitoneum: subdiaphragmatic free air

Learning objective

Observe and describe the document, then compare your interpretation with the atlas sheet.

Points to observe

Check position, quality and diaphragmatic domes. Distinguish gas between liver and diaphragm from bowel lumina with visible walls.

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Hellerhoff — Pneumoperitoneum.jpg — CC BY-SA 3.0 — https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Pneumoperitoneum.jpg

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