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THE VALUE OF THE POSTEVACUATION VIEW OF THE COLON IN THE DETECTION OF PELVIC PATHOLOGY

A REPORT OF 9 ILLUSTRATIVE CASES

HRAYR A. KABAKIAN M.D. and SAMIR R. MASSABNI M.D.

The barium enema examination is a valuable routine roentgenologic procedurein the detection of extracolonic, intraabdominal, and, particularly, intrapelvic pathology.

Nine cases are presented to illustrate that the routine postevacuation posteroanterior roentgenogram may be the only view to indicate the presence of an extracolonic lesion.


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